Email from Defenders of the Wildlife
Hi,
I just took action to prevent the worst wolf massacre to occur in the lower 48 states in decades. I hope you will, too.
It's easy to help. Just go to the website below to take action:
http://action.defenders.org/saverockiemountainwolves
Sometime this month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to release a proposal to strip wolves of crucial Endangered Species Act protections across most of Wyoming and de-list wolves in Idaho, where the state is poised to kill up to 75% of the wolves living in the Lolo district of the Clearwater National Forest.
This proposal could allow the use of aerial gunning and other lethal control methods to kill as many as two-thirds of the wolves in Wyoming and as many as 54 of Idaho's 65 wolf packs!
Please help me save these magnificent animals. Urge the head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Dale Hall, to maintain federal protections for gray wolves by sending him a message at the website below:
http://action.defenders.org/saverockiemountainwolves
In the last century, America's wolves were nearly hunted, trapped, poisoned and harassed to extinction. Yet neither Wyoming nor Idaho has addressed the core issues that once brought these magnificent animals to the brink of extinction.
These wolves are in trouble. But, together, I know we can save them. I hope you'll help...
I just took action to prevent the worst wolf massacre to occur in the lower 48 states in decades. I hope you will, too.
It's easy to help. Just go to the website below to take action:
http://action.defenders.org/saverockiemountainwolves
Sometime this month, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to release a proposal to strip wolves of crucial Endangered Species Act protections across most of Wyoming and de-list wolves in Idaho, where the state is poised to kill up to 75% of the wolves living in the Lolo district of the Clearwater National Forest.
This proposal could allow the use of aerial gunning and other lethal control methods to kill as many as two-thirds of the wolves in Wyoming and as many as 54 of Idaho's 65 wolf packs!
Please help me save these magnificent animals. Urge the head of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Dale Hall, to maintain federal protections for gray wolves by sending him a message at the website below:
http://action.defenders.org/saverockiemountainwolves
In the last century, America's wolves were nearly hunted, trapped, poisoned and harassed to extinction. Yet neither Wyoming nor Idaho has addressed the core issues that once brought these magnificent animals to the brink of extinction.
These wolves are in trouble. But, together, I know we can save them. I hope you'll help...