Help Stop Idaho's Wolf Slaughter

Wolves are being massacred in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.

In the most recent hunting and trapping season alone, these three states have slaughtered approximately 500 wolves by brutal means like strangulation snares. Twenty-five of them were killed simply for stepping outside the borders of Yellowstone National Park, where they're safe.

But there's hope: The Biden administration can save the wolves who remain.

Last year the Center for Biological Diversity filed an emergency petition to protect northern Rocky Mountains wolves under the Endangered Species Act, but the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service missed its deadline to respond. So now we're in court to save these intelligent, social animals, who are crucial to helping their ecosystems thrive.

Take action: Tell the Service to immediately protect to wolves in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. LINK: https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/hDoJ_hDSVUy4X5U6HUC7Ew2

Just last week the Center for Biological Diversity and allies won a landmark court decision restoring Endangered Species Act protection to most gray wolves in the United States, shielding them once again from hunting sanctioned by the states. But the ruling doesn’t help the wolves of the northern Rockies, who are still being “managed” — that is, massacred — in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming.

This hunting and trapping season alone, those three states have already slaughtered more than 500 wolves — at least 24 right outside Yellowstone National Park — by some of the most brutal means ever, including painful strangulation snares.

Join the outcry: Tell the administration not to leave these wolves out in the cold. They need the lifesaving protection of the Endangered Species Act before it’s too late.

Take action here: https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/1xUBtwV7BUeV9nB7knv6kg2

Did you know that there’s an important global treaty to conserve biological diversity, and the United States is the only major country that’s not a member?

In the midst of the extinction crisis, that’s unacceptable.

It’s high time for the United States to join the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Next year the convention meets to set the global conservation agenda for the coming decade. With more than a million species on track to go extinct, this meeting is critical to saving life on Earth.

Click the link below to tell President Biden and your senators to ratify the Convention on Biological Diversity and commit to ending extinction now.

LINK TO TAKE ACTION: https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/6s7TrITZxki2td58Es9L9g2

Idaho and Montana have declared war on gray wolves, passing bills that could exterminate most of the states' gray wolf populations.

We're fighting to protect these apex predators. Take action and sign the petition right now to protect wolves.

LINK TO SIGN: https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/FLfrxvNIEUKfiURQSUzVpA2

Over decades the federal government invested heavily to restore these apex predators to their former range. All those gains are now at risk of being completely wiped out.

With your help, we can prevent the loss of thousands of wolves' lives and decades of progress toward wolf recovery in the northern Rockies.

Tell Biden’s Interior Department that you stand with the wolves.

LINK TO SIGN: https://act.biologicaldiversity.org/FLfrxvNIEUKfiURQSUzVpA2