⚠️ This is a life-threatening moment for wolves.  Trump issued an executive order last week that directs federal agencies to consider stripping protections from gray wolves and Mexican gray wolves. The order also calls for changes that could make it easier to kill wolves, including trapping and aerial gunning.  But wolves are STILL protected. Today, the Endangered Species Act protects Mexican gray wolves in Arizona and New Mexico, and other gray wolves remain federally protected across most of the lower 48 states. Those protections exist to keep wolves from sliding back toward extinction and give them a chance to recover in the wild. What happens next could determine their future.  There are just 317 Mexican gray wolves left in the wild in the United States, and gray wolves in the lower 48 states only occupy around 10% of their historic range. They need more protection, not less.  We’ve beaten attempts to strip wolf protections in court before, and we’re ready to do it again.  �...