Mexican Wolf/Livestock Coexistence Council​

Copyright 2013. Mexican Wolf/Livestock Coexistence Council. All Rights Reserved.

Affliates:
Defenders of Wildlife, The Mexican Wolf Fund, San Carlos Apache Tribe, White Mountain Apache Tribe, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Forest Service, Arizona Game and Fish Department, U.S. Department of Agriculture-APHIS Wildlife Services, Turner Endangered Species Fund, and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. . 

Barbara Marks
Marks WY Bar Ranch

Craig Miller
Defenders of Wildlife

Daniel Juan
San Carlos Apache Tribe

Gene Whetten 

Adobe Ranch, NM

Patrick Valentino

Mexican Wolf Fund

Carey Dobson

Timberline Ranch

Current Members of the Coexistence Council

Sisto Hernandez, Chair
White Mountain Apache Tribe

Wink Crigler, Vice Chair
X Diamond Ranch, Arizona

Kay Gale
Eastern Arizona Counties Organization

Jack Diamond
Beaverhead Outfitters

Craig Heimburg
Centerfire Bog Ranch

In 2011, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service brought together a diverse group of interests impacted by or involved with wolf recovery efforts. The Mexican Wolf/Livestock Coexistence Council consists of ranchers from Arizona and New Mexico, environmental groups, tribes, and two county coalitions that represents counties in New Mexico and Arizona. 

We are dedicated to supporting viable ranching, self-sustaining wolf populations and healthy western landscapes in the American Southwest. 

Who We Are  

The Mexican Wolf/Livestock Coexistence Council is dedicated to supporting viable ranching, self-sustaining wolf populations and healthy western landscapes in the American Southwest.