Historic Range
The vast area gray wolves once called home, spanning two-thirds of the continental United States and Alaska. Today, their range is only a fraction of its historic size.
Dedicated to protecting America's gray wolves through education, advocacy, and electing pro-wolf leaders.
The 06 Legacy is named after the legendary Yellowstone alpha female, whose tragic death at the hands of a trophy hunter sparked a global movement to protect wolves.
When federal protections are removed, wolves face relentless hunting, trapping, and even bounties. Without urgent action, their survival is at risk.
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Gray wolves once roamed coast to coast. Now, only a fraction remain. Without protection, their future is in grave danger.
The vast area gray wolves once called home, spanning two-thirds of the continental United States and Alaska. Today, their range is only a fraction of its historic size.
Relentless hunting, trapping, and poisoning decimated gray wolf populations. By 1960s, fewer than 1,000 wolves survived.
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Gray wolves gained federal protection under the 1973 Endangered Species Act after near extinction, leading to the 1987 recovery plan to reintroduce them to Yellowstone and Idaho.
Small, fragmented pockets where gray wolves survive today, often under threat. Without federal protections, their future remains uncertain.
No matter where you live, you can take action to protect wolves. Click your state to learn more.
Join the fight to protect wolves by electing leaders who will stand up for wolves before it’s too late.
See where your leaders stand on wolf protection and hold them accountable.
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Explore the vital role of the gray wolf in our ecosystems and uncover the truth behind the myths surrounding these iconic animals. Join us in protecting their future and restoring their rightful place in the wild.
The 06 Legacy is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting America's gray wolves.
