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| CREW Coalition to Restore the Eastern Wolf The Coalition to Restore the Eastern Wolf (CREW) is comprised of over 30 organizations that support the recovery of viable populations of the wolf in as much of its former range in the northeastern United States and southeastern Canada as is feasible. Toward this end, we are working to: (1) encourage the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to complete and implement a wolf recovery plan that provides for a timely analysis of all factors relating to the potential for recovery of the eastern timber wolf in the Northern Forest of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York. Along with the recovery plan, an environmental impact statement (EIS) or environmental assessment (EA) should be done in partnership with the four states and ensure full public review and participation; (2) ensure the continued protection of wolves in the Northeast under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) for as long as necessary to ensure their long-term recovery; (3) promote cooperative efforts between the United States and Canada to protect existing wolf populations and facilitate travel by wolves between the two nations; and (4) undertake research and educational efforts to facilitate public awareness about wolves and wolf recovery. Participating Organizations Adirondack Council Biodiversity Legal Foundation C.L.A.N.: Wolf Defenders Defenders of Wildlife Environmental Advocates Forest Ecology Network Forest Watch Institute for Environmental Learning Keeping Track Loki Clan Wolf Refuge Maine Wolf Coalition Mission: Wolf Mt. Kearsage Indian Museum Native Forest Network National Wildlife Federation New Hampshire Wolf Alliance Northeast Ecological Recovery Society North American Wolf Foundation Northern Appalachian Restoration Project Northern Forest Forum Predator Project RESTORE: The North Woods Sierra Club Sinapu Southern Appalachian Biodiversity Project Vermont Institute of Natural Science The Wildlands League The Wildlands Project Wild Dog Foundation Wild Earth Wild Sentry Wolf Conservation Center Wolf and Wild Canine Sanctuary |
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