Our Position on Hunting
Our organization is not opposed to hunting when the hunters eat what they kill out of necessity or because they prefer wild foods to meat sourced from industrial animal agriculture. Our coalition partners hold a diversity of positions on hunting. However, we are all pro-science, pro-democracy, pro-justice and in favor of treating wild animals with compassion and respect, which is why we believe the system of wildlife management in the U.S. must be changed.
The Next Round: WFA’s 2026 Game Plan for Champions
In 2026, Wildlife for All is stepping into the arena as champions with a sharpened strategy, a stronger team, and movement momentum.
Release: New Mexico Captures Naturally Dispersing Colorado Wolf
A Colorado wolf entered New Mexico and was immediately captured and returned because states treat natural wolf movement as a problem.
Through Yellow Eyes: How Storytelling Can Challenge Dominant Narratives About Wildlife
Storytelling can help challenge misinformation, build empathy for misunderstood wildlife, and inspire a sense of wonder and stewardship for the natural world. Rutherford Montgomery’s 1937 classic Yellow Eyes, portraying federal predator eradication programs of the time through the eyes of a cougar, is still relevant today in how it challenges and subverts traditional narratives about predators.
