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Join the Oregon Wild Wolf Pack

Gray wolf. Photo by USFWS.Wolves need your help. After being eliminated from Oregon by a government-sponsored campaign of poisoning, trapping, and shooting, the native species is once again taking tentative steps towards recovery. Americans value native wildlife. But for some, old prejudices die hard.

Led by special interests opposed to wildlife conservation, wolves face a purposeful campaign of misinformation and fear. In 2011, wolves in eastern Oregon were stripped of basic protections as part of a backroom budget deal. Hours later the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife issued kill orders for members of one of Oregon's first packs. In neighboring states, over 1,000 wolves have been killed for sport. Oregon's wolf recovery is at risk. We can do better.

A lot has changed since Americans purposely exterminated entire species. Science is shedding light on the critical role wolves and other native species play on the landscape. Killing only creates conflict. Education, conservation, and coexistance allows wolf recovery that works for everyone.

Help us advocate for wolves, educate the public, and inform decision makers by joining the Oregon Wild Wolf Pack today. By signing up below, you are pledging to support wolf recovery, promising to spread the word, and standing up for wildlife when they need your voice.

You'll get periodic updates on Oregon-based and regional wolf news and events. Over the last century, humans pushed wolves to the brink. Now, it is up to us to join the Pack and help bring them back.





If you want, tell us why joining the Wolf Pack to protect wolves is important to you?



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Number Date Name If you want, tell us why joining the Wolf Pack to protect wolves is important to you?
1707 May 20, 2013 jan revard I want to help
1706 May 15, 2013 Marcia Durdu
1705 May 15, 2013 ANNIE PEYSSON
1704 May 15, 2013 Leila Wolvinya
1703 May 14, 2013 Joan Amero Wolves are in integral part of nature. We need to keep it that way!
1702 May 14, 2013 justyna dziekonska
1701 May 13, 2013 cimino anna
1700 May 13, 2013 bos claudine
1699 May 12, 2013 Misty Fry i've always felt a connection with wolfs
1698 May 12, 2013 Ellen Gutfleisch
1697 May 12, 2013 drue cali
1696 May 12, 2013 Andrea Dabelstein
1695 May 11, 2013 Doug Borlaug I am studying biology at the University of Oregon and hope to one day be involved hands on in the reintroduction, conservation and study of wolves in Oregon and around North America
1694 May 10, 2013 SONIA GATT
1693 May 10, 2013 Gilles Poirier
1692 May 10, 2013 Gilles Poirier
1691 May 10, 2013 Liesbeth Ieven
1690 May 09, 2013 Kate Brown
1689 May 09, 2013 Robardelle Magali
1688 May 09, 2013 Maria Carlson
1687 May 09, 2013 Stephanie Shaffer I want to help protect wolves - they belong here and are an important part of a healthy ecosystem. I don't want our beautiful wolves to be shot or poisoned for sport or business reasons.
1686 May 09, 2013 bodhi kohler
1685 May 08, 2013 Genny McDowell
1684 May 08, 2013 Stephanie Christensen Although I am passionate about all wildlife, there is something special about the wolf - and the targeting they have been receiving has brought out a strong sense of needing to be a part of protecting them. They represent what we both love and seem bent to destroy - wildness.
1683 May 07, 2013 Vironica Dart
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