The success of the story of wolf recovery in North America lies in the dedicated work of many who work to give wolves their rights on the landscape. Wolves are back! helping to bring balance to the landscape. This is one of conservations greatest success stories. But wolves continue to be one of the most controversial of animals as conflicts, fear and misperceptions continue to put them in jeopardy.

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For a stable recovery, wolves continue to need our voices. Opportunities to help and to take action for wolves will be shared as they are available. By taking action in support of wolf recovery, what seems like a small step counts. 

Each underlined phrase provides a means for taking action.

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--- Federal Protections for Mexican Gray Wolves under Attack - H.R. 4255, misleadingly named the “Enhancing Safety for Animals Act” seeks to prematurely remove Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections for Mexican gray wolves and would push them closer to extinction. Only 286 Mexican gray wolves are known to live in the wild.

Take Action - Wolf Conservation Center

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---Stop Congress from nationwide delisting of wolves - Representative Lauren Boebert (R-CO) put forth legislation, H.R. 845, that would kick wolves off of the endangered species list from coast-to-coast and allow states to set hunting and trapping seasons. It would even prevent courts from reviewing the action. This bill passed in the House on Dec. 19th by a margin of 211-204. It now moves to the Senate. Your Senators need to hear from you before this fateful vote.  Take Action with Humane World For Animals 

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--- Defend Endangered Species - The ESA Amendments Act of 2025 would remove some of the most important tools in the ESA, leaving already threatened and endangered animals in even greater peril. 

Take Action with Defenders of Wildlife 

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... Ban the Use of Snowmobiles in the chasing and killing of wolves and coyotes - HR9568  Some states like Wyoming and Idaho legalize the cruel and torturous practice of chasing and running over of wolves and coyotes

turning snowmobiles into weapons. This bill would make this a nationally illegal practice.      Project Coyote petition

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--- Ban Cyanide bombs on public lands - M-44 Cyanide bombs are incredibly cruel and indiscriminate methods used to kill wolves along with many unintended wildlife and domestic species. Take Action with Environmental Action to end the use of cyanide bombs.  

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Kids Take Action! - Bellingham, Washington students help to spread the word!

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