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Rather than producing a comprehensive and science-backed approach to wolf conservation, the Trump administration appears to be redoubling its efforts to delist wolves across the U.S.

Strangling neck snares are among the cruelest methods of trapping animals.

Wolves across most of the continental United States must have Endangered Species Act protections restored, a federal judge ruled yesterday, effectively prohibiting trophy hunting of the species across most of the country.

All Animals sits down with biologist and researcher John Vucetich to talk about wolves and why they deserve protection.

BRUSSELS—Today, in a decision that undermines the credibility of EU nature laws and threatens the recovery of wolves across Europe, the European Parliament voted to back the European Commission’s proposal to weaken the protection of wolves, meaning that wolf hunting will now be possible again.

Provisions for funding programs to protect wild horses and burros, gray wolves, animals used in research and testing, as well as elephants and lions, who are commonly the target of American trophy hunt

We need your help urgently to stop a proposal that would roll back an Obama-era regulation prohibiting cruel and controversial trophy hunting and predator control methods on 20 million acres of national preserve lands in Alaska.

Proposed legislation threatens the Endangered Species Act, gray wolves, grizzly bears and hundreds of other animals. Here's what you can do to help protect threatened wildlife.

Wolf restoration programs exist to bring the species back to habitats where they were wiped out. But a wolf family established by wolves previously captured in Oregon and reintroduced in Colorado has now been removed from the wild. 

Every year, people flock to places like Yellowstone National Park just to try to catch a glimpse of wolves in the wild.

Next Wednesday, trophy hunters with a yen for slaying some of the world’s most endangered and threatened animals will gather in Reno, Nevada, for the annual Safari Club International convention.

Political attacks threaten the Endangered Species Act, which has saved hundreds of species from extinction.

Under the guise of conservation, Alaska wildlife officials have recently killed 175 grizzly bears, including at least 20 cubs, as well as 19 wolves and five black bears. The method of choice has largely been to shoot them from helicopters and airplanes.

The Trump administration has given trophy hunters the green light to commit some of the worst sort of carnage on 20 million acres of Alaska’s pristinely beautiful national preserves.