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The #TeamWolf Campaign is a grassroots coalition committed to raising awareness for & restoring federal protections to Gray Wolves.
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A new Yellowstone study shows that quaking aspens are finally regenerating & wolves are to thank. Young aspens were found in nearly 1/3 of areas surveyed.
Since wolves return, elk numbers have begun to balance out & vegetation rebounded.
Protect wolves: TeamWolf.Org
Since wolves return, elk numbers have begun to balance out & vegetation rebounded.
Protect wolves: TeamWolf.Org
November 20, 2025 at 6:42 PM
A new Yellowstone study shows that quaking aspens are finally regenerating & wolves are to thank. Young aspens were found in nearly 1/3 of areas surveyed.
Since wolves return, elk numbers have begun to balance out & vegetation rebounded.
Protect wolves: TeamWolf.Org
Since wolves return, elk numbers have begun to balance out & vegetation rebounded.
Protect wolves: TeamWolf.Org
Federal officials are investigating another Gray Wolf death in CO—one of the state's reintroduced wolves.
This marks the 8th CO wolf lost this year. With ~20 collared wolves on the ground, recovery remains fragile.
Demand stronger protections at TeamWolf.Org !
This marks the 8th CO wolf lost this year. With ~20 collared wolves on the ground, recovery remains fragile.
Demand stronger protections at TeamWolf.Org !
November 19, 2025 at 9:40 PM
Federal officials are investigating another Gray Wolf death in CO—one of the state's reintroduced wolves.
This marks the 8th CO wolf lost this year. With ~20 collared wolves on the ground, recovery remains fragile.
Demand stronger protections at TeamWolf.Org !
This marks the 8th CO wolf lost this year. With ~20 collared wolves on the ground, recovery remains fragile.
Demand stronger protections at TeamWolf.Org !
🐺 @USFWS has walked away from the National Gray Wolf Recovery Plan—right as GOP lawmakers push to fully delist wolves.
The science is clear: wolves remain at risk of extinction.
Tell the Department of Interior to release a real, science-based plan at TeamWolf.Org !
The science is clear: wolves remain at risk of extinction.
Tell the Department of Interior to release a real, science-based plan at TeamWolf.Org !
November 19, 2025 at 12:18 AM
🐺 @USFWS has walked away from the National Gray Wolf Recovery Plan—right as GOP lawmakers push to fully delist wolves.
The science is clear: wolves remain at risk of extinction.
Tell the Department of Interior to release a real, science-based plan at TeamWolf.Org !
The science is clear: wolves remain at risk of extinction.
Tell the Department of Interior to release a real, science-based plan at TeamWolf.Org !
Nearly two years after running down a young wolf with a snowmobile, taping her mouth shut, parading her through a bar, and shooting her, Cody Roberts just pled not guilty to felony animal cruelty.
His trial is set for March 9, 2026.
Raise your voice at TeamWolf.Org !
His trial is set for March 9, 2026.
Raise your voice at TeamWolf.Org !
November 18, 2025 at 8:58 PM
Nearly two years after running down a young wolf with a snowmobile, taping her mouth shut, parading her through a bar, and shooting her, Cody Roberts just pled not guilty to felony animal cruelty.
His trial is set for March 9, 2026.
Raise your voice at TeamWolf.Org !
His trial is set for March 9, 2026.
Raise your voice at TeamWolf.Org !
Conservation policy has long defined success as keeping species just above extinction, but experts argue that “minimum viable populations” fall far short of true recovery.
It's time to change what we consider success.
Read more here: bit.ly/47YlNA2
It's time to change what we consider success.
Read more here: bit.ly/47YlNA2
Wildlife recovery means more than just survival of a species
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November 16, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Conservation policy has long defined success as keeping species just above extinction, but experts argue that “minimum viable populations” fall far short of true recovery.
It's time to change what we consider success.
Read more here: bit.ly/47YlNA2
It's time to change what we consider success.
Read more here: bit.ly/47YlNA2
Michigan’s wolves made one of the greatest comebacks in the Great Lakes—rising from zero to more than 700 wolves across the Upper Peninsula.
But recovery doesn’t mean security. State law still allows hunting the moment federal protections are lifted. (1/2)
But recovery doesn’t mean security. State law still allows hunting the moment federal protections are lifted. (1/2)
November 15, 2025 at 12:36 AM
Michigan’s wolves made one of the greatest comebacks in the Great Lakes—rising from zero to more than 700 wolves across the Upper Peninsula.
But recovery doesn’t mean security. State law still allows hunting the moment federal protections are lifted. (1/2)
But recovery doesn’t mean security. State law still allows hunting the moment federal protections are lifted. (1/2)
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November 14, 2025 at 6:23 PM
Learn about more wolf news through TeamWolf.org!
Arizona is home to one of the rarest wolves in the world—the Mexican Gray Wolf.
Once wiped out entirely, these wolves have slowly rebounded. But recovery remains fragile: illegal killings, inbreeding, and strict geographic limits still threaten their survival.
Once wiped out entirely, these wolves have slowly rebounded. But recovery remains fragile: illegal killings, inbreeding, and strict geographic limits still threaten their survival.
November 14, 2025 at 12:41 AM
Arizona is home to one of the rarest wolves in the world—the Mexican Gray Wolf.
Once wiped out entirely, these wolves have slowly rebounded. But recovery remains fragile: illegal killings, inbreeding, and strict geographic limits still threaten their survival.
Once wiped out entirely, these wolves have slowly rebounded. But recovery remains fragile: illegal killings, inbreeding, and strict geographic limits still threaten their survival.
@USFWS announced they are walking away from their commitment to develop a National Gray Wolf Recovery Plan—originally promised for release this December. We cannot let this happen.
Spread the word and head to TeamWolf.Org to take action TODAY.
Spread the word and head to TeamWolf.Org to take action TODAY.
November 12, 2025 at 9:51 PM
@USFWS announced they are walking away from their commitment to develop a National Gray Wolf Recovery Plan—originally promised for release this December. We cannot let this happen.
Spread the word and head to TeamWolf.Org to take action TODAY.
Spread the word and head to TeamWolf.Org to take action TODAY.
The killing of Yellowstone wolf 1479F shows why Montana needs science-based wolf management. 🐺
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4oZxwWe
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4oZxwWe
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November 12, 2025 at 6:18 PM
The killing of Yellowstone wolf 1479F shows why Montana needs science-based wolf management. 🐺
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4oZxwWe
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4oZxwWe
Montana’s wolf quotas allow killing up to 30 wolves per person—nearly half the state’s population. 🐺
We must counter the “big bad wolf” narrative and protect our wild heritage.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/47YLUbl
We must counter the “big bad wolf” narrative and protect our wild heritage.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/47YLUbl
Letter to the editor: We need to counter dominant 'big bad wolf' narrative
I have never felt more at home than I do here in Montana at the base of the Bridger Mountains, known as Cheétawaxaawe (pronounced “Chay-tuh-we-ka-wah”) by the Apsáalooke (Crow) people,
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November 12, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Montana’s wolf quotas allow killing up to 30 wolves per person—nearly half the state’s population. 🐺
We must counter the “big bad wolf” narrative and protect our wild heritage.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/47YLUbl
We must counter the “big bad wolf” narrative and protect our wild heritage.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/47YLUbl
Wolves are living symbols of wild Montana…shaping ecosystems, supporting tourism, and connecting us to our heritage. 🐺
Montana’s wolf management should be science-based, not political.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4osgosc
Montana’s wolf management should be science-based, not political.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4osgosc
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November 12, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Wolves are living symbols of wild Montana…shaping ecosystems, supporting tourism, and connecting us to our heritage. 🐺
Montana’s wolf management should be science-based, not political.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4osgosc
Montana’s wolf management should be science-based, not political.
👉 Read more here: bit.ly/4osgosc
After wolves naturally returned from Idaho in the 1990s, Oregon's numbers climbed to nearly 180 wolves across 24 packs. Unfortunately in recent years, illegal poisonings and killings have surged, threatening to undo decades of recovery.
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November 12, 2025 at 1:21 AM
After wolves naturally returned from Idaho in the 1990s, Oregon's numbers climbed to nearly 180 wolves across 24 packs. Unfortunately in recent years, illegal poisonings and killings have surged, threatening to undo decades of recovery.
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The government may be closed—but some in Congress still found time to attack wolves.
Led by Rep. Jack Bergman, House Republicans are pressuring the new FWS Director to delist Gray Wolves nationwide. It’s politics over science—again.
🐺 Take action: TeamWolf.Org
Led by Rep. Jack Bergman, House Republicans are pressuring the new FWS Director to delist Gray Wolves nationwide. It’s politics over science—again.
🐺 Take action: TeamWolf.Org
November 10, 2025 at 8:34 PM
The government may be closed—but some in Congress still found time to attack wolves.
Led by Rep. Jack Bergman, House Republicans are pressuring the new FWS Director to delist Gray Wolves nationwide. It’s politics over science—again.
🐺 Take action: TeamWolf.Org
Led by Rep. Jack Bergman, House Republicans are pressuring the new FWS Director to delist Gray Wolves nationwide. It’s politics over science—again.
🐺 Take action: TeamWolf.Org
A new New York Times op-ed by UC researchers says the Sierra Valley wolf killings aren’t about wolves—it’s about a system failing them. Real recovery means investing in coexistence: habitat, prevention, and nonlethal tools. bit.ly/497bDzp
Opinion | The Reality of Living With Wolves, Bears and Mountain Lions
Recent conflicts between wolves and people expose major shortcomings of America’s efforts to bring back predators.
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November 9, 2025 at 8:19 PM
A new New York Times op-ed by UC researchers says the Sierra Valley wolf killings aren’t about wolves—it’s about a system failing them. Real recovery means investing in coexistence: habitat, prevention, and nonlethal tools. bit.ly/497bDzp
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November 7, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Read more about wolf news on teamwolf.org !
North Carolina is the last place on Earth where Red Wolves still roam free—and their survival hangs by a thread.
Once a conservation triumph, their recovery has been nearly undone by illegal killings, vehicle strikes, and policy rollbacks. Today, only a few dozen remain.
Once a conservation triumph, their recovery has been nearly undone by illegal killings, vehicle strikes, and policy rollbacks. Today, only a few dozen remain.
November 7, 2025 at 6:08 PM
North Carolina is the last place on Earth where Red Wolves still roam free—and their survival hangs by a thread.
Once a conservation triumph, their recovery has been nearly undone by illegal killings, vehicle strikes, and policy rollbacks. Today, only a few dozen remain.
Once a conservation triumph, their recovery has been nearly undone by illegal killings, vehicle strikes, and policy rollbacks. Today, only a few dozen remain.
While New York State doesn’t yet have reestablished wolf populations, recent events have made it a hotbed of wolf debate. It’s also home to our partners at the Wolf Conservation Center and their incredible pack! (1/2)
November 6, 2025 at 7:01 PM
While New York State doesn’t yet have reestablished wolf populations, recent events have made it a hotbed of wolf debate. It’s also home to our partners at the Wolf Conservation Center and their incredible pack! (1/2)
Wolves across the country have faced serious challenges with the Endangered Species List. The Trump admin's 2020 delisting emboldened states to bolster anti-wolf efforts, risking 90% of the region’s wolves.
Join #TeamWolf to #RelistWolves at TeamWolf.Org!
Join #TeamWolf to #RelistWolves at TeamWolf.Org!
November 5, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Wolves across the country have faced serious challenges with the Endangered Species List. The Trump admin's 2020 delisting emboldened states to bolster anti-wolf efforts, risking 90% of the region’s wolves.
Join #TeamWolf to #RelistWolves at TeamWolf.Org!
Join #TeamWolf to #RelistWolves at TeamWolf.Org!
Alaska is the only state where wolves have never been listed as endangered—but that doesn’t mean they’re safe.
Across much of the state, wolves can be hunted, trapped, snared, or even shot from aircraft under so-called “intensive management” programs. (1/2)
Across much of the state, wolves can be hunted, trapped, snared, or even shot from aircraft under so-called “intensive management” programs. (1/2)
November 5, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Alaska is the only state where wolves have never been listed as endangered—but that doesn’t mean they’re safe.
Across much of the state, wolves can be hunted, trapped, snared, or even shot from aircraft under so-called “intensive management” programs. (1/2)
Across much of the state, wolves can be hunted, trapped, snared, or even shot from aircraft under so-called “intensive management” programs. (1/2)
Wyoming’s wolves aren’t protected—they’re persecuted.
Across 85% of the state, wolves are classified as “predatory animals” and can be shot, trapped, or even run down with snowmobiles year-round under a system that treats them as vermin, not wildlife. (1/2)
Across 85% of the state, wolves are classified as “predatory animals” and can be shot, trapped, or even run down with snowmobiles year-round under a system that treats them as vermin, not wildlife. (1/2)
November 4, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Wyoming’s wolves aren’t protected—they’re persecuted.
Across 85% of the state, wolves are classified as “predatory animals” and can be shot, trapped, or even run down with snowmobiles year-round under a system that treats them as vermin, not wildlife. (1/2)
Across 85% of the state, wolves are classified as “predatory animals” and can be shot, trapped, or even run down with snowmobiles year-round under a system that treats them as vermin, not wildlife. (1/2)
Ravens & wolves have historically been associated with ominous imagery. Really, these animals exhibit many traits that we humans value: family, loyalty, intelligence, & even friendship. Wolves and ravens are so akin to each other that ravens have been referred to as “wolf birds.”
November 1, 2025 at 5:11 AM
Ravens & wolves have historically been associated with ominous imagery. Really, these animals exhibit many traits that we humans value: family, loyalty, intelligence, & even friendship. Wolves and ravens are so akin to each other that ravens have been referred to as “wolf birds.”
The California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife has confirmed the first state-authorized wolf killings in more than a century. The action followed months of failed non-lethal deterrence and rising livestock losses. We hope this is a setback, not a shift in CA's commitment to coexistence.
October 30, 2025 at 10:25 PM
The California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife has confirmed the first state-authorized wolf killings in more than a century. The action followed months of failed non-lethal deterrence and rising livestock losses. We hope this is a setback, not a shift in CA's commitment to coexistence.
#WolfAwarenessWeek may be over but our ‘State of States’ series is just getting started. New Mexico is on deck! The critically endangered Mexican Gray Wolf is the 2nd rarest wolf in North America. (1/2)
October 29, 2025 at 6:33 PM
#WolfAwarenessWeek may be over but our ‘State of States’ series is just getting started. New Mexico is on deck! The critically endangered Mexican Gray Wolf is the 2nd rarest wolf in North America. (1/2)
WA’s wolves returned on their own—crossing from Idaho and British Columbia to reclaim their place in the wild. By doubling down on nonlethal tools and strong protections, the state can finish what nature started.
Raise your voice for wolves today at TeamWolf.Org!
Raise your voice for wolves today at TeamWolf.Org!
October 28, 2025 at 9:14 PM
WA’s wolves returned on their own—crossing from Idaho and British Columbia to reclaim their place in the wild. By doubling down on nonlethal tools and strong protections, the state can finish what nature started.
Raise your voice for wolves today at TeamWolf.Org!
Raise your voice for wolves today at TeamWolf.Org!