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Federal government tells Colorado Parks and Wildlife not to import wolves from Canada

Federal government tells Colorado Parks and Wildlife not to import wolves from Canada

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14 of 25 reintroduced wolves are dead

14 of 25 reintroduced wolves are dead

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Understanding Wolves: Keeper of the Wolves Initiative

Understanding Wolves: Keeper of the Wolves Initiative

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife puts a pause on any new wolves in the state in 2026

Colorado Parks and Wildlife puts a pause on any new wolves in the state in 2026

‘People of sheep’ breeds a ‘government of wolves’: Vivek Ramaswamy schools Cavuto

‘People of sheep’ breeds a ‘government of wolves’: Vivek Ramaswamy schools Cavuto

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Minnesota's wolf plan

Minnesota's wolf plan

Wolves loan total reaches £178m as new government deal agreed

Wolves loan total reaches £178m as new government deal agreed

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When the government puts wolves in your backyard

Wolves of Yellowstone

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Wolves at the Door

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The so-called “Manage Our Wolves Act” would strip federal protections from gray wolves in the US–threatening their recovery and undermining the Endangered Species Act. | ifaw

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Lone wolves no more - roughly 500 wolves inhabit Yellowstone today, following their reintroduction to the park. | National Geographic TV

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Wolves are natural born killers. The growth population of gray wolves through out the Western U.S. poses significant challenges for ranchers, farmers, and outdoorsmen’s alike. Delisting is the gray wolves is the only way that we are going to be able to allow our state fish and wildlife agencies to effectively manage wolf populations through following the science. | Congressman Cliff Bentz

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The Center has launched a new lawsuit to restore a national recovery plan for gray wolves and force the government to comply with the Endangered Species Act. By claiming gray wolves don't need a recovery plan, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is not just violating the Act but paving the way for gray wolves to lose federal protection. With states allowing wolves to be killed by the hundreds, this action is essential to protect decades of hard-won progress. Please consider a donation today to po

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Endangered red wolves need space to stay wild. But there’s another predator in the way — humans

Ireland's Wildlife Trust has said the reintroduction of wild wolves would help re-establish the country's nature system and should be seriously considered by Government. This follows the rejection by the Minister for Heritage of a call by the Green Party to re-populate the countryside with the predator. | RTÉ News

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Wolves Are a Critical Keystone Species In a Healthy Ecosystem | Wolf Conservation Center

Wolves once roamed nearly every corner of North America, but by the mid-1900s, they were nearly eradicated through hunting and habitat loss. As we celebrate "National Wolf Awareness Week," we reflect on the power of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and how it has helped protect wolves by giving them a chance to recover and restore balance to the landscapes they shape. Today, wolves still face political and legislative attacks that threaten decades of recovery progress. Science and public support

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In a much-needed WIN for wolves, a federal judge yesterday overturned the US Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to deny Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for gray wolves in the Northern Rockies. Three lawsuits challenged USFWS’ February 2024 decision, correctly claiming that aggressive attacks and annihilation efforts in Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming would decimate wolf populations if left unchanged. Wolves in Washington and Oregon also face challenges with state management. USFWS must no

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A century ago, gray wolves roamed much of California, Oregon, and Washington. They played a vital role in these wild landscapes — then urbanization, ranching, and government extermination programs wiped them out. But wolves have been making an epic return on the West Coast. In the last 2025 episode of our Sounds Wild podcast, host Vanessa Barchfield talks with the Center’s Amaroq Weiss about how wolves made their comeback and what the future looks like for this iconic species. Listen to the late

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🚨 Wolves need your voice! Right now, Congress is considering spending bills that could strip federal protections from gray wolves in 44 states. These protections have been key to helping wolves recover from the brink of extinction. Removing them now would leave wolves vulnerable to hunting, trapping, and persecution. 📣 Contact your Senators and Representative today and urge them to oppose anti-wildlife riders in the final appropriations bill. Science, not politics, should guide wildlife recove

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Gray wolves taken off U.S. endangered species list in controversial move

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Colorado Parks and Wildlife makes first payment to rancher for wolves killing cattle

Policy framework for coexisting with wolves, bears and mountain lions could benefit both people and the environment

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As Congress works to end the government shutdown, it’s crucial to remind your elected officials to pass clean spending bills including the Fiscal Year 2026 Interior and Environment Appropriations Act. The initial House bill, H.R. 4754, included harmful riders that would weaken the Endangered Species Act. One rider, Section 128, would remove protections for gray wolves in 44 states. Gray wolves have made a comeback since ESA protection in 1974 but are still far from fully recovered. 📣Use your vo

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In a Dec 18th letter, the Federal Government has given CO 60 days to provide a detailed report on the entire wolf reintroduction program since 2023, citing concerns it’s in violation of federal rules and an MOU with the state. If it doesn’t comply, the USFWS is taking the wolf program back over. This is in response to CO importing 15 wolves from British Columbia recently in violation of the agreement, after multiple states refused to provide them with any. Colorado didn’t turn to Canada by accid

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Taylor on Instagram: "Wolves are at risk of being killed in mass amounts if we don’t act now. Here’s what you need to know and how you can take action right from your phone. HERES WHO TO CALL AND WHAT TO SAY (this information came from @womenforwolves) HOW TO TAKE ACTION (IT TAKES 30 SECONDS): 1. Find a Senator listed in this post or in your state 2. Call their DC office 3. Use the script below 4. Share this post so others do the same (check out @womenforwolves posts to share) SCRIPT (again, fro

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California lawmakers on Jan. 28 took initial steps toward addressing the public safety concerns posed by the state’s growing populations of wolves, mountain lions and other predators — issues the state’s top environmental official called a crisis. A packed hearing before the Assembly Committee on Water, Parks and Wildlife drew lawmakers from throughout the state and nearly 100 members of the public. They were there to begin discussions on how to protect both wildlife and people after a bloody sp

374 views2 months ago

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In the Valley of the Wolves

Endangered red wolves need space to stay wild. But some are apathetic to efforts to save them

1.6K viewsSep 5, 2023

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