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A black and a gray wolf standing nose to nose | Image by Gail de Monet

Support Wolves

Like us, wolves thrive through partnership.

 Gray Wolf Partners donates a   percentage of our profits to wolf   conservation.

Learn why and join us in ensuring these remarkable creatures endure for generations to come.

Wolves Need Our Partnership to Survive

Wolves are beautiful, intelligent, loyal, and playful animals—yet their survival in the wild remains fragile. Once ranging across most of North America, they were nearly wiped out in the 20th century due to fear, myths, and hunting campaigns that began in the late 1800s. After a remarkable recovery thanks to decades of conservation, today’s wolves still face serious threats from development, habitat loss, and increasingly aggressive federal and state policies

Why Wolves Need Our Help
Ecosystem, Habitat, Survival

We need apex predators

Habitat areas have shrunk

Wolf populations are low

Wolves are iconic apex predators that play a vital role in maintaining balanced, healthy ecosystems. When apex predators are removed, prey populations often grow unchecked, leading to habitat destruction, loss of biodiversity, increased soil erosion, and even negative impacts for human communities. 

Wolves have only reclaimed a fraction of their historical habitat—today, wolves occupy less than 10% of their former range in the lower 48 states.

Current U.S. populations include about 14,000–18,000 wolves, mainly in Alaska and the northern states, but packs are only found in 13 states, and populations in places like California and Colorado are still incredibly small—around 50 and 29 wolves each.

Be Part of the Pack
How You Can Help

Raise awareness for wolves

Learn about wolves

Speak up for wolves

The hard-won recovery of wolves is fragile. Political and legal battles have led to weakened protections in some regions, leaving wolves vulnerable to hunting, trapping, and habitat loss. Only awareness, action, and ongoing public support and advocacy can secure the future for wolves. So talk about what's happening with wolves and direct people here to learn more.

The gray wolf is still under attack. Stay informed and let decision-makers know why wolves matter: Make your voice heard.

Other ways to take action

  • Donate to support wolves, wildlife, and the habitats they depend on.

  • Adopt a gray wolf—symbolically support real wolf conservation!

  • Show your wolf support: Buy one of the wolf photos from our site as a framed print or choose from a select array of merchandise. 

  • Work with Gray Wolf Partners! We donate a portion of our fees annually to wolf conservation and protection.

Two white arctic wolves running together across the snow | Image by Gail de Monet
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