Acting Interior Secretary Bernhardt Announces Proposed Rule To Delist Wolves. The delisting is likely to include the wolves of the Western Great Lakes – a recovered population...https://t.co/eYC5a5kNHN #HuntingIsConservation
The only way to avoid legal wrangling and provide a clear resolution for Wisconsin is to pass legislation to allow the state to move forward with a wolf population management plan. My bill has bipartisan support. Read more here ⬇️ https://t.co/Urap8C464V
Pleased the Interior Department will propose a new rule to delist the gray wolf from the Endangered Species Act. It's a positive development but liberal activists will surely sue and yet again seek out a sympathetic federal judge to block the decision.
.@USFWS & @Interior have determined it's best to delist the gray wolf in the Lower 48. We applaud this move and look forward to seeing the plan come out.
This will reflect TRUE conservation efforts rooted in wildlife management and scientific findings. https://t.co/Ji1IqIZ5K9
#PureMichigan
Video: 4 Canadian Wolves Air-Dropped Into National Park In Michigan To Limit The Moose Population! - https://t.co/aoy6cFlbg8 via @Worldstar
@krista_leia@marcorubio Hi @marcorubio when HR6784 hits the floor, I would hope you would listen to logical based science, animal biologists and the DNR's recommendation from the upper Midwest . Please see @SenRonJohnson & @tammybaldwin bi-partisan led support for delisting for more info
The House has passed a bill to drop legal protections for gray wolves across the lower 48 states, reopening a lengthy battle over the predator species: https://t.co/qTZ1KruNKN
U.S. Fish and Wildlife has determined gray wolves are at healthy levels— up 300% and currently at a population of 5,691, which it calls "robust", "stable," and "self-sustaining." Hence delisting. More at @Resurgent ==> https://t.co/yMKF1J4fRj #ModernizeTheESA#PredatorControl