with a lingering low pressure system squeezing out some rain and wet snow showers moving eastward mostly south of I-40 from the Gila National Forest through the southern parts of The Rio Grande ...

Ultimately this could lead to a population of more than 100 jaguars living in the southwestern United States, primarily in an area known as the Mogollon Plateau, a region of mainly public lands ...

This rationale ignores numerous jaguar experts who authored a groundbreaking study declaring 20 million acres in Arizona and New Mexico, including the Gila National Forest, suitable habitat ... the ...