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Size: 60-80 lbs

Lifespan: 8-12 Years

Litter Size: 4-6

Pack Size: 6-8

Wild Numbers: 113

Breeding Pairs: 7

Diet: Primarily Elk & Deer

Home Range: 150 Square Miles (Estimate)

Range: Arizona/New Mexico/Mexico

Habitat: Mountain woodlands/High Desert

Traditional Range: Mexican wolves once ranged from southern Mexico up into the Southwestern United States: Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.

Follow the filmmakers of Gray Area as they embark on their journey to film these elusive creatures. Keep in touch with Alan as he travels across the Southwest in search of the Mexican gray wolf, and the story that defines their future.

• Mexican Wolf Program
• Arizona Game & Fish Department
• MexicanWolves.Org
• Defenders of Wildlife Southwest
• Center for Biological Diversity
• Grand Canyon Wolf Recovery Project

Scientific Articles:

• Diets of Free-Ranging Mexican Gray Wolves in Arizona and New Mexico
• Comparison of Mexican Wolf and Coyote Diets in Arizona and New Mexico
• Genetic Rescue Guidlines with Examples from Mexican Wolves and Florida Panthers
• Genetic Rescue and Inbreeding Depression in Mexican Wolves

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We have already begun filming, but we can only complete the film with your support. You can help us give the Mexican gray wolf a voice — through the story of Gray Area: Wolves of the Southwest.

Please join us, and help make a difference in Mexican wolf recovery.

To make a tax-deductible donation towards this film, please click the donate button below. This will take you the Wolf Education and Research Center's donation page. Simply notate your donation towards Gray Area and we will receive your support.

Release Date: April 2017
Story: Alan Lacy
Run Time: 50 Minutes
Location: Arizona/New Mexico
Narration: Chris Morgan
Script: Patrick Lehr/Alan Lacy
Special Thanks:
Wolf Education and Research Center, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona Game and Fish, Defenders of Wildlife, The Center for Biological Diversity, Mexicanwolves.org, Phoenix Zoological Society, California Wolf Center, Wolf Haven International, Endangered Wolf Center, National Wolf Watcher Coalition, the Wolf Conservation Center, The Living Desert, and LightHawk Aviation.