25 years ago, Defenders helped wolves get back to where they once belonged.

Summer 2020

The Return of Yellowstone’s Superstars

25 years ago, Defenders helped wolves get back to where they once belonged
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The COVID-19 pandemic that continues to wreak havoc on human health and economies is proving that continued exploitation of animals in the wild harms more than their lives.

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