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With only 12 red wolves left in the wild, this could be the last one you see. The current estimate puts the only wild population of red wolves at their lowest level since the late 1990s and 2019 marked the first year since their reintroduction that no red wolf pups were born in the wild. The world's last wild red wolves are facing extinction and it’s happening on our watch. Learn more about red wolves ➡ https://nywolf.org/learn/red-wolf/ | Wolf Conservation Center

2.9K reactions · 694 shares | Red wolves are in crisis. Only 9 known red wolves remain in the wild. They can't defend themselves against a human-made problem like habitat loss that has decimated wolf populations. Only you can defend the defenseless. Meanwhile, gray wolves have lost their federal protections. Make a donation today to defend wolves and other species, and it will be matched 2-for-1 by our Board of Directors and President's Circle. | Defenders of Wildlife | Facebook

The Red Wolf Recovery Program in North Carolina protects the country’s only remaining wild red wolves. And despite a recent independent report released by USFWS that finds the recovery program successful (http://bit.ly/1y6Br96), federal officials are considering a proposal to end the program soon. We almost lost the red wolf once. Can we risk losing it forever again? Please enjoy this video and sign this action alert from the Sierra Club to urge USFWS to save red wolves from extinction. http://b

This red wolf pup was born into a world that currently has only one place for them in the wild. Now USFWS seeks to take that place away. On June 28, USFWS announced its proposal to reduce the red wolf recovery area by nearly 90%, limit the wild population to just 10-15 wolves, and allow landowners to kill wolves who stray beyond the newly-designated recovery area – and without any repercussions. TODAY is the last day to oppose this proposal. You can find the link to submit comments and talking p