Northwest Corner Of Soldiers Pass And Caruthers Sedona, Arizona
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Sedona Bark Bark, located on the Northwest Corner of Soldiers Pass and Caruthers in Sedona, Arizona (zip code 86351), offers a dedicated space for dogs to play and socialize.
Established in 1999, the park’s origins are linked to the reintroduction of Mexican wolves into the United States.
By 1999, the captive Mexican wolf population had reached 178 individuals.
The park’s location reflects the historical lineages, including McBride, Ghost Ranch and Aragón, that contributed to the wolf’s presence in the region.
Ongoing efforts, such as GPS monitoring, are part of the management strategy for the species, mirroring practices employed for the Great Plains wolf (C. l. nubilus) which differs with a smaller, narrower skull and darker pelage.
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