Wolves are a family-oriented species. Their pack is their family. And when hunters and poachers kill a key member of their family, it destabilizes the entire pack. Wolves are a keystone species meaning they are vital to maintaining healthy ecosystems. This Earth Day, help us keep wolves safe in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region.
Your Earth Day gift allows us to continue fighting for the strongest protections for our WOLVES
Donating money isn’t the only way to give. Every act of generosity counts. And often, the most valuable gift is action.
Wolves perform vital ecological roles, bringing balance and stability to ecosystems and benefiting all living things. Let’s return the favor and help wolves in honor of Earth Day! You can share our mission to protect and preserve wolves just by giving your voice and taking action:
✓ Speak up for wolves! Participate in online firesides on Thursday and keep in touch with your local and state representatives. The best wolf supporter is a loud wolf supporter! Right now it is vital to call your Representative and ask them to oppose the Pet and Livestock Protection Act.
Also please contact the Animal Protection caucus leadership and let them kn@ow wolf hunters sponsor both puppy mills and dog fighting.
Encourage your friends and family to contact their reps in other states.
✓ Oppose measures that would weaken the ESA – wolves exist today because of the Endangered Species Act, and they rely on it to remain in place for full recovery. Urge your reps to oppose any efforts to strip wolves of ESA protection.
✓ Stay informed – expand your knowledge about wolves by joining our weekly online advocacy firesides visiting and expiring our website.
✓ Tell your story – educate your friends and family about wolves and why they mean so much to you. Spreading factually information and your personal connection to wolves helps improve others’perception of wolves and leads to social tolerance. Write a letter to the editor
Thank you for being a part of our pack and for doing what you can!
Support the wolves you love.
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