It's been a week of hard news. From endangered species to public lands, the attacks on wildlife and wild places were severe. We're fighting back on all fronts and will keep you posted on updates and how you can help. Today, we have some good news to share: Four litters of red wolf pups were confirmed to have been born in the wild this year. According to a recent announcement from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's Red Wolf Recovery Program, 12 to 16 of those pups have survived their first few months so far. Red wolves are the most endangered wolves in the world — only 22 adult wolves remain in the wild. We've been working to protect these wolves for years and our work will continue until their population in the wild is thriving and stable. These pups provide a real hope for the future of red wolves. 💚 📹: Courtesy of James Ford, used with permission. *Please note: The wolves seen in this video are not from the litters born this year. #RedWolves #EndangeredSpecies #Wil...