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Press Release: Wolf Wins! Federal Protections Remain Intact

Howling For Wolves, a Minnesota-based wolf advocacy organization, held its inaugural “Wolf Pack” meeting in Duluth this past Saturday, March 3 at the Duluth Public Library.

Press Release: Howling For Wolves to hold “Wolf Pack” meeting in Duluth

Killing wolves to prevent predation on livestock may protect one farm but harm neighbors. An article in PLOS finds that non-lethal methods are the most effective for managing predator/livestock conflicts.

Today, more than 100 U.S. Representatives stood up for the Endangered Species Act, our nation’s foremost safety net to protect imperiled species from extinction. This comes after a November 30th letter and initiative led by Senator Cory Booker with 30 other Senators in which they urged their leadership to protect the Endangered Specis Act after the "Senate Committee on Appropriations released its FY2018 recommendations for the Department of the Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies, which included a number of provisions – such as funding cuts and court overrides – that would weaken the Endangered Species Act." Thank you, Members of Congress! #StopExtinction

Howling For Wolves disagrees with DNR's wolf population study. Dr. Maureen Hackett, President of Howling For Wolves explains that DNR numbers aren't trustworthy. See VIDEO.

Listen to Dr. Maureen Hackett, the Howling For Wolves president, in the radio interview with The Great Outdoors AM 1500ESPN discussing the recent court order placing wolves under federal protection.

Wolf Population Stabilizing in Wisconsin. With talk in Washington about changing or reforming the Endangered Species Act, a Wisconsin wolf expert says this is not the time for a change.

The largest Washington state cattle rancher, operated by the McIrvin family, used the state agencies to wipe out 15% of state’s wolves in violation of federal rules.