Researchers are celebrating a major milestone in species recovery as the Mexican Gray Wolf population soars past 200 in the wild, thanks in part to facilities like the California Wolf Center in Julian, California. It comes following 25 years of conservation efforts to save and protect the rarest subspecies of gray wolf in North America. The latest data shows a 23 percent increase in the Mexican Gray Wolf population since just 2021. It also doubles the population recorded in 2017. The California Wolf Center is one of the largest breeding facilities and home to 25 Mexican Gray wolves. MORE: https://www.cbs8.com/article/news/local/outreach/earth8/researchers-celebrate-recovery-endangered-mexican-gray-wolf/509-a600b283-3362-44ab-be51-4158a7a97d7d