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Celebrating 25 years of Mexican wolves back in the wild. ![]()
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Join us for a special event featuring the traditional Diné/Navajo winter story about leadership and the wisdom of the wolf (Mai Tso) told by Sunny Dooley at the Shrine of the Ages auditorium at the South Rim of the Grand Canyon on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, at 7 pm MST/AZ time. Appropriate for all ages, this Navajo tale shares culturally grounded lessons of leadership and demonstrates that nature is a powerful teacher for humankind. This event is free and open to the public with Grand Canyon National Park admission.
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Three sisters that have been named,Mexican gray wolves are in!![]()
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Meet Estrella and Sol
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