Northern Rockies Wolves are still being killed as we speak. This hunting and trapping season alone 500 wolves were butchered in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. This needs to end!

Why do governments throughout the US continue to allow the merciless hunting of wolves even though most of us support relisting them as an endangered species? One simple reason is that those in favor of their destruction speak their minds more often. Right now, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service is being flooded with comments from people who support eliminating wolves from the Northern Rockies, and the only way to prevent this from becoming a reality is for the rest of us to shout louder. We demand that the gray wolf is returned to endangered status –

please visit " https://bit.ly/USFWS_RelistWolves "

and join our call to save them today. U.S. Department of the Interior Deb Haaland Wolves of the Rockies Ami Vitale #Wolves #US #UnitedStates #Endangered #EndangeredSpecies

Wolves are crucial to the health of the ecosystems they occupy. After the government encouraged the extermination of wolves from Yellowstone in the 1920s, the deer and elk populations grew out of control. Swelling populations led to unsustainable grazing — which caused rampant soil erosion, the near disappearance of beavers, and population declines for antelope and foxes. The good news, for the country and for Yellowstone, is that when wolves were reintroduced in 1995, the ecosystem swiftly rebounded as wolves began to prey on deer and elk once more — which made room for all wildlife to flourish.

Mr President,
We respectfully urge your administration to take responsibility for protecting Northern Rockies Wolves by swiftly reversing the Trump administration's actions.