Gray Wolf Eastern Distinct Population Segment

Gray Wolf Eastern Distinct Population Segment
Click on map for gray wolf information in different regions of the contiguous U.S.	We are proposing to delist gray wolves in the Eastern Distinct Population Segment Gray wolves in the eastern United States have been proposed for removal from the list of threatened and endangered species. A 120-day public comment period is now open. Find out how to comment on the proposal and the schedule of public hearings. An additional public hearing has been scheduled in Maine. News Release Federal Register Notice of Proposed Rule (PDF) Summary of Proposal to Delist Questions and Answers about the Proposal to Delist	Information about the 2003 Reclassification of Gray Wolves from endangered to threatened in portions of the lower 48 States.
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