Tweet Storm for The Alexander Archipelago Wolf

1) In 2015, as few as 60 #PrinceOfWalesWolves individuals; 7-32 females left. Hunting/trapping began 9/1/16! .@POTUS pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

2) With only 7-32 females left, risk of inbreeding is high for #PrinceOfWalesWolves. Still hunting! .@MotherJones pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

3) In 2015, as few as 60 #PrinceOfWalesWolves individuals; 7-32 females left. Hunting/trapping began 9/1/16! .@USFWS pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

4) With only 7-32 females left, risk of inbreeding is high for #PrinceOfWalesWolves. No hunting! .@SecretaryJewell pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

5) #PrinceOfWalesWolves threatened by loss of genetic diversity. Stop hunting and trapping! .@USFWS @forestservice pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

6) .@AkGovBillWalker @USFWS please cancel 2016 hunting and trapping of #PrinceOfWalesWolves. Only 7-32 females left! pic.twitter.com/IeDz2iUvi6

7) 20 years ago, were 300 #PrinceOfWalesWolves. Now as few as 60. Starting 9/1/16, 11 can be hunted/trapped .@NatGeo pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

8) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population too low for genetic viability; Alaska is letting 11 more be killed! .@EnviroNews pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

9) 20 years ago, were 300 #PrinceOfWalesWolves. Now as few as 60. This year, 11 can be hunted/trapped .@nytimes pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

10) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population too low for genetic viability. Why is Alaska letting 11 more be killed? .@npratc pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

11) .@directorDanAshe @Interior please stop 2016 hunting & trapping of #PrinceOfWalesWolves. Only 7-32 females left! pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

12) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population too low for genetic viability but Alaska letting 11 more be killed! .@Interior pic.twitter.com/e0sJV6FkM2

13) #PrinceOfWalesWolves geographically isolated from other populations, threatened by hunting, habitat loss .@USFWS pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk

14) #PrinceOfWalesWolves are integral part of ecosystem in Tongass National Forest. Stop the hunt! .@SecretaryJewell pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk

15) Logging roads make easier for hunters to shoot and trap #PrinceOfWalesWolves, sometimes illegally .@ForestService pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk

16) Poaching of #PrinceOfWalesWolves as high as legal hunting/trapping.  .@AkGovBillWalker @USFWS should protect them pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk

17) .@SecretaryJewell @POTUS please stop 2016 hunting & trapping of #PrinceOfWalesWolves. As few as 60 #wolves left! pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk

18) Poaching of #PrinceOfWalesWolves as high as legal hunting/trapping. Alaska should protect them! pic.twitter.com/h95g1fERDk .@latimes @natgeo

19) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population down by 60%! Maybe 60 left. Why are they still hunting/trapping! .@washingtonpost pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

20) Females only 25% of population compromising #PrinceOfWalesWolves' ability to recover. Why hunt? .@AkGovBillWalker pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

21) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population in steady decline, threatened by continued logging and hunting .@directorDanAshe pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

22) 25% of #PrinceOfWalesWolves population is female compromising ability to recover. Still hunting! .@thinkprogress pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

23) 25% of #PrinceOfWalesWolves population is female compromising ability to recover. Still hunting! .@EcoWatch @vox pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

24) #PrinceOfWalesWolves population down by 60%! Maybe 60 left. Why are they still hunting/trapping! .@USAToday @cnn pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV

25) #PriceOfWalesWolves threatened by industrial logging, road building, over-hunting, habitat loss pic.twitter.com/otgJv5OqxV .@SecretaryJewell