Help educate others about often-misunderstood wild wolves. Sticker designed and printed in Oregon.

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NC is home to the only wild population of red wolves in the world.

After having been declared extinct in the wild, 4 pairs of captive red wolves were reintroduced into eastern NC in 1987. Their numbers grew to over 100 wild red wolves by 2014. Those numbers have plummeted in recent years due to shifting leadership and relaxed protections by USFWS, which now allows private land owners to hunt, trap, and kill these once-protected animals. Now, only 18 red wolves roam their native habitat in eastern NC.

Learn more about the work being done to save NC red wolves Southern Environmental Law Center