Join us TONIGHT at 6:00 PM Central Time for a critical Wildlife Wednesdays call‑in session focused on unpacking the Wisconsin Wolf White Paper. 

Quick Primer: The February 2021 Wisconsin Wolf Hunt
This 50+ page report exposes the 2021 wolf hunt’s chaos — 218 wolves killed in 72 hours (83% over quota, mostly by hounds). It slams new rules (NR 10.105, Nov. 1, 2025) as an inadequate DNR cover. Backed by affidavits, necropsies, and data, it links the hunt to public safety risks, rural trauma, tribal harms, and a bait‑hunt‑revenge cycle, demanding science‑driven reforms over cruelty. 

Read the full White Paper here: wiwolvesandwildlife.org/whitepaper

We will go over the White Paper in a quick presentation, then we’ll take your questions and talk through next actions. This is about building momentum and mobilization for the fight ahead. Get educated, gear up, and dive into the shared ecosystems we’re defending. 

Tonight’s key first step is arming yourself with the White Paper facts — please join us.

📋 Agenda
– 20‑min presentation on our Dec. 6 White Paper: Supreme Court stay, litigation, and stakes for Wisconsin wolf rules. 
– Open Q&A: Next steps, demands, rule updates, and involvement for media, advocates, and public. 
– Big picture: Beyond wolves — a fight for governance accountability, linked to White Paper insights. 

Celebrate & Support
Anyone who donates is invited to our Howliday Party this Saturday. You’ll not only celebrate with us — you’ll help decide where your dollars are spent. 

This donor‑led Howliday Party is your chance to see exactly where every dollar has been spent, where your money will go, and how we’ll campaign plan into 2026. 

We are bold. We are innovative. We never back down. And we will never compromise with the uncompromisable cruelty that threatens Wisconsin’s wolves and wildlife.


🌲 Donor‑Led Howliday Party
Give Back to the Pack 
Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance

📅 This Saturday 
🕥 10:30 AM – Noon

💚 Give Back to the Pack
Think about your connection to Wisconsin’s wild heart — the Northwoods, the quiet trails, the howl in the distance. This is what matters. 

We operate on less than 1/10 of 1% of what national groups spend, and we’re entirely volunteer‑run. Every dollar you give fuels real work: late‑night strategy sessions, urgent coalition calls, and the kind of transparency that keeps agencies honest. 

This is your legacy. This is your pack.

Next Week’s Guest
We’re thrilled to welcome a special guest from Women for Wolves — the Northern California sanctuary home to 27 rescued wolf‑dogs (and over 300 saved lifetime). She’ll introduce you virtually to some of these incredible ambassadors, share how hands‑on care flipped her from rescuer to fierce advocate, and explore what Wisconsin can learn from California’s proven non‑lethal tools. 



In solidarity, 
Melissa