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🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨Montana has two wildly different answers to one basic question: How many wolves actually live in the st...
08/20/2026

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Montana has two wildly different answers to one basic question: How many wolves actually live in the state?

Yet it just authorized hunters and trappers to kill up to 300 of them.
Montana FWP’s original model estimates 1,094 wolves. Its updated model estimates just 725—a difference of 369 wolves. The updated model has not completed peer review, and the agency itself says it is not ready to replace the original.

Faced with that uncertainty, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission did not choose caution. It approved a killing limit 50 wolves higher than its own wildlife agency recommended. If the lower estimate is closer to reality, Montana has put more than 40% of the state’s wolves in the crosshairs. A single person may kill as many as 20—10 by hunting and 10 by trapping.

This is not science-based wildlife management. It is a kill-first gamble with wolf families—and Montana’s wolves will pay the price.

We will keep fighting for wolves. Join us at TeamWolf.org.

A wolf cannot survive without a place to live, hunt, and raise its young. Habitat destruction is harm—plain and simple—a...
08/19/2026

A wolf cannot survive without a place to live, hunt, and raise its young. Habitat destruction is harm—plain and simple—and for 50 years, the Endangered Species Act has recognized that basic truth.

On September 14, a new federal rule implemented by the Trump Administration will gut that protection—weakening the law when habitat destruction kills or injures imperiled wildlife.

Congress must act now. H.R. 9901, the bipartisan Safeguarding Endangered Species Act, would nullify the rule and protect the places wolves and other vulnerable species need to survive.

84% of Americans want the United States to prioritize preventing extinction. Our representatives need to hear from us before it's too late.

Tell your representative to cosponsor and support H.R. 9901 at TeamWolf.Org today!

08/18/2026

Dogs and cats may be seen as rivals on TV, but in real life all animal advocates know that we need to stand together when any species is at risk. That's why we’re proud to partner with Devin Bennett to raise awareness about the threats facing Gray Wolves and the critical role they play in keeping our ecosystems balanced.

Join Team Wolf by visiting TeamWolf.Org!

Wolf footage courtesy of Grant Johnson & Wolf Conservation Center

Wolves are too often reduced to headlines, political talking points, and myths. Now, we’re going deeper.Team Wolf has la...
08/17/2026

Wolves are too often reduced to headlines, political talking points, and myths. Now, we’re going deeper.

Team Wolf has launched “Peter & the Wolves,” a new Substack from our Chief Scientist, Dr. Peter Kareiva. Expect science-backed analysis, myth-busting, data deep-dives, and straight-talk commentary on wolves, wildlife policy, the Endangered Species Act, and animal welfare.«

The first piece, “How I Became a Wolf Scientist and Advocate,” is live now. Peter traces the path that brought him to Team Wolf—from studying predator-prey ecology and serving on a National Academy of Sciences committee examining Alaska’s wolf-control program to confronting difficult questions about animal sentience and welfare.

At the heart of the piece is a question that will shape this Substack: Can conservation science and an evolving understanding of animal ethics be held at the same time?

As Peter writes: “I am not against hunting, but I abhor pointless and cruel killing of any animal.”

Subscribe to “Peter & the Wolves” today at the link in our comments, read the first piece, and share it with someone who is ready for a more honest conversation about wolves!

08/14/2026

“HE WANTS TO HUNT WOLVES. I’M NOT KIDDING.”

That’s what Rep. Haley Stevens told CNN this week about Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Rep. Tom Tiffany, saying his obsession with killing wolves has come up “many times” on the House floor.

And she’s not exaggerating. Tiffany has made stripping federal protections from Gray Wolves a major priority in Congress, repeatedly pushing legislation that would clear the way for states like Wisconsin to bring back wolf hunting.

Now he wants to be Wisconsin’s next governor.

WATCH the full exchange then take action for wolves at TeamWolf.Org

🐺 TODAY’S THE DAY: HOWL Fest is here!In celebration of International Wolf Day, Team Wolf is bringing HOWL Fest to 10 ven...
08/13/2026

🐺 TODAY’S THE DAY: HOWL Fest is here!

In celebration of International Wolf Day, Team Wolf is bringing HOWL Fest to 10 venues across eight cities tonight—uniting wolf advocates from coast to coast to celebrate wolves, meet fellow members of the pack, and raise our voices for their future.

From New York to Los Angeles, Washington, D.C. to Montana, Colorado to Pennsylvania, we’re gathering to show just how big—and loud—the movement for wolves is becoming.

Find your nearest HOWL Fest, grab some friends, and join the pack tonight. 🐺🌕

See you there—and get ready to HOWL.

🐺 HOWL FEST IS TOMORROW! 🐺The pack is getting bigger! Team Wolf’s second annual HOWL Fest is happening tomorrow, August ...
08/12/2026

🐺 HOWL FEST IS TOMORROW! 🐺

The pack is getting bigger! Team Wolf’s second annual HOWL Fest is happening tomorrow, August 13—International Wolf Day—at TEN venues across EIGHT cities.

Join fellow wolf lovers and advocates for a night celebrating wolves, building community, and raising awareness for Gray Wolf recovery.

📍Los Angeles, CA: All Season Brewing Company
📍 Santa Monica, CA: Santa Monica Brew Works
📍Washington, D.C.: Dacha Beer Garden
📍Billings, MT: ZooMontana
📍 Mechanicsburg, PA: Wolf Brewing Co.
📍 New York, NY: Boris & Horton
📍 Brooklyn, NY: Lucky Dog
📍 Fort Collins, CO: Zwei Brewing Co.
📍Westminster, MA: Wachusett Brewing Company – Westminster Brew Yard
📍 Boulder, CO: Twisted Pine Brewing Company

Last year, we filled venues across the country. This year, HOWL Fest is even bigger—and we want YOU there.

Find the location nearest you, grab your friends, and come raise a glass and your voice for wolves. Can't make it? Share it with your network!

🐺 See you tomorrow!

🚨 FINAL HOURS TO SPEAK UP FOR MONTANA’S WOLVES 🚨Montana’s public comment period on its proposed 2026–27 wolf hunting and...
08/12/2026

🚨 FINAL HOURS TO SPEAK UP FOR MONTANA’S WOLVES 🚨

Montana’s public comment period on its proposed 2026–27 wolf hunting and trapping regulations closes today, August 12—and we need as many voices as possible demanding better for wolves.

Under the proposal, Montana would allow up to 250 wolves to be killed during the upcoming season. That’s more than one-third of the state’s newly estimated population of just 725 wolves.

That new estimate matters. Montana FWP’s updated population model found substantially fewer wolves than previously reported and indicates the state’s wolf population has been declining since 2021. Yet rather than halt the slaughter, the state is still proposing a season that could allow hundreds more wolves to be killed.

This is not responsible stewardship, it's reckless killing disguised as “management.”

Every wolf matters. Wolves live in close-knit family groups, and killing individual wolves can destabilize packs, disrupt breeding and pup survival, and fracture the social structures that help wolves thrive.

Montana has an opportunity to choose science over increasingly aggressive killing—but officials need to hear from us.

⏰ The comment period closes today . FWP has not specified a time-of-day cutoff, so DON’T WAIT. Raise your voice for Montana’s wolves NOW.

🐺 Check out our comment toolkit at http://TeamWolf.Org/montanacomments

🚨 Breaking News 🚨A Gray Wolf reintroduced to Colorado was shot and killed by a hunter who claimed he mistook her for a c...
08/11/2026

🚨 Breaking News 🚨

A Gray Wolf reintroduced to Colorado was shot and killed by a hunter who claimed he mistook her for a coyote. His penalty? A $140 citation.

Wolf 2504 was one of just 15 wolves brought to Colorado from British Columbia in 2025. The hunter immediately reported the killing and cooperated fully with investigators. But doing the right thing afterward does not erase the responsibility to know what you are shooting before you pull the trigger.

And a $140 citation for killing a federally protected Gray Wolf sends a troubling message about accountability.

Every wolf matters. Wolves live in close-knit family groups, and the loss of even one family member to human-caused mortality can disrupt pack stability, affecting everything from pup survival to hunting and territory defense.

Her death also exposes a larger problem. Coyotes can be killed year-round in Colorado with few restrictions. When virtually any canid can be shot on sight, protected wolves face an obvious risk from “mistaken identity.”

Colorado has invested enormous resources in bringing Gray Wolves home. Their deaths cannot simply be written off as the cost of doing business.

Wolf 2504 deserved better.

Take action for wolves at http://TeamWolf.Org !

Can ranchers and Gray Wolves coexist?A recent Inside Climate News article explores that question as Colorado ranchers ad...
08/10/2026

Can ranchers and Gray Wolves coexist?

A recent Inside Climate News article explores that question as Colorado ranchers adapt to the return of wolves—and highlights an important reality: coexistence is possible when ranchers have access to the right tools.

The article looks at approaches being used to reduce conflict without killing wolves, including a Working Circle program that teaches cattle to stay together and stand their ground rather than scatter when confronted by predators.

And the broader science supports investing in coexistence. Research has found that nonlethal methods can be up to 2.5X more effective at reducing livestock depredation than lethal control, with tools like range riders, fladry, electric fencing, and other deterrents helping protect livestock while keeping wolves on the landscape.

No single method will eliminate every conflict. But as wolves return to Colorado, the choice doesn’t have to be between ranchers and wolves. Giving producers the resources to prevent conflict before it happens offers a better path forward—for livestock, ranching communities, and Gray Wolves.

Read more at the link in our comments and take action for wolves at http://TeamWolf.Org !

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