What is being done to help protect the arctic wolves?

Answer 1

There are many reasons Grey wolves became endangered. One of them is for economic reasons, such as selling body parts and fur of the Grey wolves. Another reason is for sport, hunting, for example. There are also population reasons. Grey wolves were relocated because people did not feel comfortable with wolves living near their homes. There fore people demolish the places that wolves live, causing them to die.

Answer 2

No, in fact they are probably the only wolf species that isn't endangered. They live in probably all of their original territory. And they live too far north so there isn't habitat loss and they rarely encounter humans.

The Arctic wolf is a subspecies of the gray wolf, which is listed as least concern by the IUCN.

Answer 3

The arctic wolf has some things being done to help protect there species from going extinct and some of those things are captive breeding which is popular for most endangered animals.

Answer 4

wolves are shot for their fur and to protect livestock from being eaten by the wolves. another reason is that the wolves are being forced out of their natural habitat.

Answer 5

People will ride their bikes more often to stop pollution.

Answer 6

The wolves are endangered because we are destroying their habitat.

Answer 7

The Arctic wolf is a species of the least concern when it comes to being endangered but it does face threats of endangerment.

Answer 8

As a whole the Arctic wolf is not endangered. There are a few small populations around the world, however, that are endangered.

Answer 9

Arctic wolves are not considered to be endangered. They are listed as a species of least concern.