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Feb32023
Maine Wolf Coalition

Our Newsletter is Back and Better Than Ever!

The Winter 2023 issue of the MWC newsletter is the first in nearly a quarter of a century. Many thanks to

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May262016
LettersMaine Wolf Coalition

MWC requests U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service not approve Maine’s 2015 State Wildlife Action Plan until it includes the Gray Wolf

On January 14, 2016, the Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife submitted its 2015 Revision

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Jul212015
Legislative AlertsMaine Wolf Coalition

Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Proposes to Exclude the Gray Wolf from the 2015 State Wildlife Action Plan

The Maine Dept. of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) 2005 Wildlife Conservation Strategy listed

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Apr142015
Legislative AlertsMaine Wolf Coalition

MWC Testifies in Opposition to Sunday Hunting for Coyotes

On April 7, 2015, MWC president John Glowa testified before the Maine Legislature’s Inland Fisheries

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Jan172015
Maine Wolf Coalition

2015 Fund Raising Campaign Launched

MWC started in 1994 as an all-volunteer organization.  We remain that way today.  Although we operate on a shoestring budget, there are expenses, the biggest of which is this website which allows us to get the message of northeast wolf recovery around the globe.

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Nov252014
Maine Wolf Coalition

Looking for Wolves

As we wait for the USFWS decision regarding delisting gray wolves in the northeast and declaring the

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Wolf Recovery in Maine

  • Research

    Since 2019, we have been collecting scat for DNA analysis and placing and monitoring trail cameras across thousands of square miles of the Maine woods.

  • Education

    Over three decades, we have given dozens of presentations, appeared on television and radio programs speaking on behalf of wolves, written numerous op-eds and letters to the editor, and maintained a website, Facebook page, and wolf display to educate the public about the importance of wolves in the ecosystem.

  • Protection

    We have worked to be a voice for wolves by advocating for the protection they are legally entitled to under the Endangered Species Act.

The Maine Wolf Coalition, Inc.

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    jglowa@roadrunner.com
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    Monday - Friday 10 AM - 5 PM

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