Take Action to Save Wolves

Take action now to save the gray wolf - a species that plays an essential role in our planet's delicate ecological balance. Together, we can elect officials who prioritize their safety and recovery. Although your state may not be home to gray wolves, your voice still matters in preserving their future. Your federal officials hold the power to vote on bills that will impact the lives of wolves across America.

Simply provide your address below to discover your elected officials, as well as the federal officials we endorse. On November 5, 2024, we can vote for a future where gray wolves can flourish, free from trophy hunting. Join us in the movement!

Take action now to save the gray wolf - a species that plays an essential role in our planet's delicate ecological balance. Together, we can elect officials who prioritize their safety and recovery.Your voice matters in preserving the future for wolves in your state and across America.

Simply provide your address below to discover your state and federal elected officials, as well as the officials we endorse.On November 5, 2024, we can vote for a future where gray wolves can flourish, free from trophy hunting. Join us in the movement!

Michigan has a rich heritage of gray wolves. By the 1970's northern Minnesota and Isle Royale were the only places where the species survived in the lower 48 states. The population of 600-700 wolves in the Upper Peninsula has remained stable for over a decade, without a hunting season. However, the threat of federal delisting puts these and other wolves at risk. In the Northern Rockies, hundreds of wolves are killed each year in state-approved trophy hunts. And recently, neighboring Wisconsin saw a shocking 218 wolves killed in a trophy hunt that lasted less than 72 hours. We cannot stand by and let Michigan face a similar fate. As proud Michiganders, we have already rallied against two state laws that would have permitted trophy hunting. Now, our fight must go on. You can play a crucial role in safeguarding the future for wolves, not only in Michigan but across the nation.