Urge President Obama to Stand Up for Wolves ( Video & 6 Links to sign)
Urge President Obama to Stand Up for Wolves ( Video & 6 Links to sign)
The Issue
http://action.defenders.org/site/PageServer?pagename=savewolves_takeaction
Salazar’s decision is a mistake, and we have to let the Obama Administration know it. To send a strong message, we need to generate at least 100,000 messages in support of protections for our wolves before May 4th. Will you watch our new video and help us spread the word?
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Last year, when the Bush/Cheney Administration briefly eliminated these vital federal protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies, more than 100 of the region’s estimated 1,500 wolves were killed in just a couple of short months, until Defenders succeeded in convincing a federal judge to stop the killing.
Now Secretary Salazar has approved the exact proposal for which the Bush Administration was roundly criticized. And he did so with no consultation with wildlife advocates and with no warning of what he was thinking.
This time, unless this latest decision to remove federal protection from wolves is reversed, even more wolves -- as many of two-thirds of the region’s wolf population -- could be killed. The new wolf rule will also eliminate Endangered Species Act protections for wolves that are only now beginning to return to parts of their historic range in Washington, Oregon, Colorado and Utah.
It will be a tough fight, but I know that with your help we can win and ensure a brighter future for wolves like Limpy.
With Gratitude,
Rodger Schlickeisen
President
Defenders of Wildlife
http://action.defenders.org/site/PageServer?pagename=savewolves_takeaction
1. Urge Obama to Protect Wolves
Urge President Obama to maintain protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies.
2. Tell Governor Palin to End Aerial Hunting of Wolves
Urge Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to end aerial killing of wolves.
3. Tell your Representative to sign on as a cosponsor to the Protect America's Wildlife (PAW) Act!
Tell your Representative to sign on as a cosponsor to the Protect America's Wildlife (PAW) Act to put an end to Alaska's brutal aerial hunting program -- and prevent programs like it from spreading.
4. Support a National Wolf Recovery Plan
Help ensure a lasting future for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies and provide a needed boost for wolf recovery and management efforts in the Southwest, Northeast and Pacific Northwest.
5. Sign the petition to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves!
Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Sign the petition to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves
6. Urge your Congress members to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves!
AZ & NM Residents Only - Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Urge your members of Congress to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves.
Visit Defenders' Wildlife Action Center to find other ways to take action for wildlife.
The Issue
http://action.defenders.org/site/PageServer?pagename=savewolves_takeaction
Salazar’s decision is a mistake, and we have to let the Obama Administration know it. To send a strong message, we need to generate at least 100,000 messages in support of protections for our wolves before May 4th. Will you watch our new video and help us spread the word?
Email the video to friendsShare the video on Facebook, Myspace and other social networksPost it to your website or blog
Last year, when the Bush/Cheney Administration briefly eliminated these vital federal protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies, more than 100 of the region’s estimated 1,500 wolves were killed in just a couple of short months, until Defenders succeeded in convincing a federal judge to stop the killing.
Now Secretary Salazar has approved the exact proposal for which the Bush Administration was roundly criticized. And he did so with no consultation with wildlife advocates and with no warning of what he was thinking.
This time, unless this latest decision to remove federal protection from wolves is reversed, even more wolves -- as many of two-thirds of the region’s wolf population -- could be killed. The new wolf rule will also eliminate Endangered Species Act protections for wolves that are only now beginning to return to parts of their historic range in Washington, Oregon, Colorado and Utah.
It will be a tough fight, but I know that with your help we can win and ensure a brighter future for wolves like Limpy.
With Gratitude,
Rodger Schlickeisen
President
Defenders of Wildlife
http://action.defenders.org/site/PageServer?pagename=savewolves_takeaction
1. Urge Obama to Protect Wolves
Urge President Obama to maintain protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies.
2. Tell Governor Palin to End Aerial Hunting of Wolves
Urge Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to end aerial killing of wolves.
3. Tell your Representative to sign on as a cosponsor to the Protect America's Wildlife (PAW) Act!
Tell your Representative to sign on as a cosponsor to the Protect America's Wildlife (PAW) Act to put an end to Alaska's brutal aerial hunting program -- and prevent programs like it from spreading.
4. Support a National Wolf Recovery Plan
Help ensure a lasting future for wolves in Greater Yellowstone and the Northern Rockies and provide a needed boost for wolf recovery and management efforts in the Southwest, Northeast and Pacific Northwest.
5. Sign the petition to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves!
Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Sign the petition to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves
6. Urge your Congress members to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves!
AZ & NM Residents Only - Southwest wolves are struggling to survive: the latest population count confirms only 4 breeding pairs, and 52 wolves total, in the wild! Urge your members of Congress to support sensible, science-based management of struggling Southwest wolves.
Visit Defenders' Wildlife Action Center to find other ways to take action for wildlife.
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Petition created on April 2, 2009