Early in November 2014, Michigan voters decided against proposals that would allow wolf hunting in the state.
Proposals 1 and 2 on the ballot would have affirmed Michigan's ability to designate wolves and other non-protected species as eligible for hunting. The first proposal was defeated by a 10 percent margin, while voters defeated the second by a margin of 28. Yet despite the clear opposition toward wolf hunting, the state's Natural Resources Commission, a non-elected, politically apointed body of people, still has the final say.
Please sign the petition to urge the Natural Resources Commission to respect voters' wishes and the time they spent researching the issues and casting their vote. Tell the Commission to say NO to wolf hunting in 2015!
Early in November 2014, Michigan voters decided against proposals that would allow wolf hunting in the state.
As you know, Proposals 1 and 2 on the ballot would have affirmed Michigan's ability to designate wolves and other non-protected species as eligible for hunting. The first proposal was defeated by a 10 percent margin, while voters defeated the second by a margin of 28. Yet despite the clear opposition toward wolf hunting, the state's Natural Resources Commission, a non-elected, politically apointed body of people, still has the final say.
We respectfully urge you to respect voters' wishes and the time they spent researching the issues and casting their vote. Please say NO to wolf hunting in 2015. Thank you for taking the time to read and consider our petition.
