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Population for Red Wolf decreases to where it may be in danger of extinction
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Red Wolf listed as an endangered species under provisions of the Endangered Species Act
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An all out effort to capture wild red wolves for captive breeding program begins
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Red Wolf population less then 100
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Last Red wolves are removed from the wild and the red wolf is declared extinct in the wild
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Red Wolf recovery plan is updated and wolves in the plan are reintroduced into the ARNWR (Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge)
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Red wolf population still 0 in the wild
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First reintroduction begins with the release of red wolves into ARNWR
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Population climbs to 8 wolves
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Population increases to between 46 and 60 wolves in the wild
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Population less then 100
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Poopulation increases to just under 200
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Red wolf population is 0 in the wild
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Population increased to about 400