Election cycles determine the officials who will be shaping wolf-related bills and policy. Their actions can either protect or endanger our wolf populations.
The Endangered Species Act provides the highest level of legal protection available for wolves nationwide, prohibiting hunting and trapping. Federal officials can either maintain these protections or remove them through a process known as delisting.
If federal protections are removed, wolf management responsibility shifts to the states. State officials then can either continue protecting wolves within their borders or allow hunting and trapping.
The officials we elect shape the future for wolves across the country. The stakes are high—their decisions can mean the difference between survival or peril, making your vote and voice critically important.
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On Tuesday, November 5, 2024, we can vote for a future where gray wolves can thrive, free from trophy hunting and trapping.
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