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Why Red Wolves Are Important

Why Its Important To Help Red Wolves

If their numbers increase, the wolves are likely to have positive impacts on their environment like, preying on animals with negative impacts on crops such as raccoons, deer and South American rodents, that damage wetland as well as farm crops.

Why Red Wolves Are Important To There Ecosystems

"Every species has intrinsic worth. In addition to the obvious aesthetic value, the red wolf plays a practical and positive role in maintaining healthy and balanced ecosystems. Restoring red wolves also enhances the Earth’s biodiversity. There are cultural and economic implications in restoring red wolves, as well, whether it is revering the wolf for its skills or what it represents in nature to the economic benefits of ecotourism or reducing crop damage caused by prey species. At the very least, there may be an ethical obligation to right past wrongs and learn from past mistakes that can only be realized or actualized with the restoration of red wolves and other predators."(Form Source 7)

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