People of Arizona SAVE YOUR WOLVES. Click here azleg.gov/findmylegislator/& urge your legislators to oppose the bills: 1) HB 2159–Requires the AZGFD to issue permits to landowners to kill wolves to reduce conflicts, & allows sport hunting opportunities. (passed House). 2)HB 2160 – Establishes a Mexican Wolf Management Plan Development Committee composed of three sportsmen, three cattlemen, and three wildlife conservationists. (introduced) 3)HB 2787 – Prohibits state agencies and employees from using any resources to enforce, administer, or cooperate with the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Program. (passed House). Bills 1 &3 passed House.

A red wolf. There are currently fewer than 35 left in the wild in North Carolina. They are a critically endangered species

The fact remains that Yellowstone was mostly a barren landscape until the reintroduction of wolves and now nature is thriving in every sense Those putting doubt on that are simply trying to create confusion and only support anti wolf agenda livescience.com/animals/land…

State officials killed three wolves in northern Utah. Here’s why. - The Salt Lake Tribune Where are their prey, in the agricultural fields, deer, elk, attracted to hay fields, hay stacks, and the wolves follow. Ranchers are dumping dead livestock left apple.news/AhRnXawFxR6-Z0zkV…

A message from Trap Free Montana: Here is an interesting and unexpected benefits form having a wolf population: “Wolves reduce deer-vehicle collision losses by $10.9 million per year.” mailchi.mp/3c1d012abf5c/wolv…

Grey wolves

These assholes should NOT be supported. I heard one of them on PBS News Hour last night. They want to be able to kill every grey wolf and black vulture they see. Beef is already bad for ecosystems. These imbeciles will make it worse. Let Trump screw them. Don’t defend them.

🚨 Today marks the start of Montana’s wolf hunting season. 🚨 With a quota of 558 wolves & the removal of most regional safeguards, this year’s hunt could be devastating—even packs near Yellowstone are at risk. Take action to #RelistWolves: TeamWolf.Org 🐺

Sea wolves don’t just hunt salmon—they also dig for clams, crack mussels, and swim miles between islands, thriving as strong marine predators perfectly adapted to the Pacific coast.