President Donald Trump has directed the Interior Department to start lifting protections provided to gray wolves under the Endangered Species Act. This announcement was made during a gathering in the Oval Office.
For years, the gray wolf has been shielded as an endangered species. Conservationists argue that these protections are crucial for the survival of the species. Ranchers, however, contend that wolves pose a threat to their livestock and operations.
The decision marks the latest development in an ongoing conflict between conservation efforts and agricultural interests. Federal officials and ranchers were present as the administration outlined steps to reduce restrictions currently safeguarding the predator.

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