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Add your name to a statement supporting science-based protection for wolves

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5 min

Why it's urgent

No fixed deadline has been published. The group says the agency is moving to delist wolves nationwide, and the timing of any final decision is not stated.

The strategy

A signed statement adds to a public record opposing delisting. It is a low-effort action with limited direct influence on the agency.

Why it scored 42

Scale: Big
Guess: the gray wolf population in the lower 48 states is likely in the thousands, based on general knowledge; no count is given, so the total is well under 1 million.
Severity: Serious
Serious harm: the group says delisting would expose wolves to killing campaigns and trophy hunting, which is a meaningful harm, according to the group.
Chance of success: Long shot
Long shot: the agency has already said wolves no longer need protection, so the direction of the decision leans against the campaign.
Your difference: Small
Small: one name on a statement among many.

The form asks for a name, email and address. It is not stated whether the statement is limited to U.S. residents. Sources: humaneworld.org, secure.humaneworld.org. How scoring works