Speak Out for Red Wolves

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Under relentless pressure from special interests in North Carolina, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has all but abandoned its efforts to recover these shy wolves in the wild. Red wolves can still be recovered, but not without a dedicated effort from FWS.

As you read this, there are no more than 60 red wolves in the wild, down from almost 150. **That number could reach zero** if FWS does not take immediate action to protect and expand the existing wolf population as well as prepare a revised recovery plan that ensures the recovery of red wolves in the wild in the Southeastern U.S.

**Insist that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service not abandon red wolf recovery!**