Source: CAROLINA PUBLIC PRESS, 9/10/18

With fewer than three dozen red wolves remaining in the wild on the Albemarle Peninsula in Eastern North Carolina, the federal agency that oversees them will consider a change to the existing regulations governing the 30-year-old red wolf recovery program.
Supporters of the program that reintroduced the federally endangered animal into the wild said a change to the current rules would imperil their existence.

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