Trump order directs officials to consider stripping protections for gray wolves
Trump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday. Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/APView image in fullscreenTrump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday. A 2022 federal court order has left wolves protected by the ESA across most of their range in the lower 48 states.The major exception is in the northern Rocky Mountain states of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, where states manage wolves.
- ▪Trump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday.
- ▪Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/APView image in fullscreenTrump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday.
- ▪A 2022 federal court order has left wolves protected by the ESA across most of their range in the lower 48 states.The major exception is in the northern Rocky Mountain states of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, where states manage wolves.
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Trump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday. Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/APView image in fullscreenTrump at a White House event in support of farmers and ranchers on Friday. Photograph: Jacquelyn Martin/APTrump administrationTrump order directs officials to consider stripping protections for gray wolvesInterior department given three months to decide whether wolves can be removed from endangered species listRoque PlanasFri 4 Sep 2026 20.50 EDTLast modified on Fri 4 Sep 2026 20.51 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleDonald Trump signed an executive order on Friday directing the interior department to consider de-listing gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act and to contemplate whether the agency could make it easier to authorize killing them.The order…
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