
July Wildlife Commission Meetings
Get involved in your state’s wildlife governance! Here is a list of all the states with July wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date, with as much information as we can find on each one.
Get involved in your state’s wildlife governance! Here is a list of all the states with July wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date, with as much information as we can find on each one.
Michelle dives into the history—and the harm—of the so-called North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. What began as a description of early Euro-American conservation has been warped into a prescription for how we manage wildlife today: one that leaves out Indigenous knowledge, future generations, non-consumptive values, and even wildlife themselves.
Vermont extends protections to amphibians and reptiles, signaling a growing recognition that all wildlife deserve protection.
Oregon’s HB 2977—the “1% for Wildlife” bill—isn’t just a funding fix. It’s an urgent governance reform bill that every state should mirror.
Wolf pups have been spotted again in Colorado, which brings much-needed hope to the crisis Colorado’s wolves face.
Get involved in your state’s wildlife governance! Here is a list of all the states with June wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date, with as much information as we can find on each one.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commission settlement isn’t the story; the double standard of how wildlife advocates are treated is.
Wildlife for All’s Michelle Lute explains to Stateline why wildlife management reform is critical as states face 21st-century challenges.
SB5 reforms New Mexico’s wildlife governance—marking a landmark win for biodiversity, ecosystems, and public representation.
From border wall to occupied wildlands: why the new “military defense zones” endanger wildlife and democracy.
Take two actions: comment to protect monarch butterflies as endangered by Monday, May 19, and to protect the Endangered Species Act itself.
The longfin delta smelt is currently the target of dangerous Congressional effort to strip its Endangered Species Act safeguards even though they still deserve protection.
Urgent action is needed to protect the Endangered Species Act from the Trump administration’s attempt to change the definition of “harm,” which threatens the core of this law and the wildlife that depend on it.
Take action for grizzlies to protect one of North America’s most iconic and threatened species in honor of Endangered Species Day—before it’s too late. Comments are due at 11:59 p.m. ET May 16.
A new federal militarized zone on the New Mexico border, NSPM-4, threatens endangered species, Indigenous lands, and the human rights of migrants seeking safety, endangering both ecosystems and democracy.
Get involved in your state’s wildlife governance! Here is a list of all the states with May wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date, with as much information as we can find on each one.
The Mountain Daily Star covered our Arizona petition in a story that was not journalism—it was a one-sided defense of the status quo.
Dire wolves may be extinct, but today’s wolves are still here—real, wild, and worth fighting for. Let’s stop the distracting fantasies and start advocating for the living beings and wild places that need us now.