Eva Sargent, of the Defenders of Wildlife, wrote an editorial piece for the Arizona start about the Mexican gray wolf reintroduction.

Idaho Fish and Game commissioners have extended the deadlines in all wolf hunting zones which haven’t hit their quotas well in to 2010.

The Mexican gray wolves – which the Colorado Wolf and Wildlife Center is fortunate enough to have two of – got positive news after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took over control of the highly endangered species.

Defenders of Wildlife is trying to raise public awareness about the wolf hunts with a 15 second video – on the massive CBS superscreen.

Kathie Lynch provides information on the killing of the Cottonwood wolf pack and Defenders of Wildlife call for action.

Rodger Schlickeisen, president of Defenders of Wildlife, made a statement regarding the untimely death of Gordon Haber.

2005 NASS (National Agricultural Statistics Service) numbers show definitive proof that wolves account for a remarkably low number of livestock deaths in America.

National Wolf Awareness Week encourages conservation efforts not only for wolves, but for all wild species. Defenders sponsors events nationwide to celebrate wolves.

Defenders of Wildlife is reporting through a blog that the numbers of dead wolves has reached thirty in Montana and Idaho.

Just one year after the world-famous wolf Limpy was killed outside Yellowstone National Park, the U.S. Department of the Interior has once again eliminated vital protections for Western wolves. Defenders calls for action with this ad.