4 DAYS Left to Howl for the Wolves
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The more people that meet our pack up close & personal, means there are more people who will want to save wolves.  | |
photo by Lynn Levitt
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Tell the United States Fish and Wildlife Service hat wolves are vital to the environment, and must continue to have federal protection!!!
The deadline to submit your comment
is midnight, March 27th.
Please also tell Interior Secretary Sally Jewell and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe to withdraw their plans to remove wolves from the list of endangered speciesYou can use this letter supplied by WildEarth Guardians or
send an email directly to Interior Secretary Sally Jewell at [email protected] , and Fish and Wildlife Director
Dan Ashe at [email protected].
Three years ago,Congress removed gray wolves in the Northwest from the Endangered Species List leaving their fate up to state management. A year later, gray wolves in the Great Lakes region lost their federal protections. Now the U.S.Fish and Wildlife Service wants to remove federal protections from all gray wolves in the lower 48 states.
However, a panel of scientific experts just issued a report saying that this is not based on the best available science; wolves in the lower 48 states are not yet recovered enough to lose federal protections. Judging by what has happened in the Northwest and Great Lakes region this policy would place the few wolves that do exist in grave danger. In the states where wolves have already lost federal protection, more than 2,600 of them have been killed in just two years; imagine the death toll if wolves lose their safety net across all states!
Please send in your comments (even if you've submitted before)
and tell them:
Wolves MUST be protected! not eradicated!
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Tell All Your Friends to do the same!
Shadowland Foundation stands by our commitment to
To see how very important wolves are to the environment,
see this incredible video:
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