LoboWeek 2025 Is A Call To Action
LoboWeek2025 offers an opportunity to celebrate and advocate for one of the most endangered mammals in North America: the Mexican gray wolf.
Coyote Awareness Week: Challenging Fear, Embracing Coexistence
Coyotes are one of the most persecuted wild animals in North America. Celebrate Coyote Awareness Week to change the conversation.
When Beavers Do It Better
Beavers aren’t just dam-builders; they’re ecosystem engineers who create wetlands, sequester carbon, and enhance biodiversity. Yet in North America, they’re often trapped and killed as nuisances.
Arizonans Rally Against Hounding—and HB 2552
More than 50 Arizonans rally against hounding in a webinar to support a rulemaking petition to end hound hunting of wildlife in the state.
End Hound Hunting In Arizona
End hound hunting in Arizona to protect wildlife. Arizona’s Game & Fish Department has a legal duty to protect the state’s wildlife.
New Mexico Reform Bill SB 5 Passes the Senate
Groundbreaking New Mexico wildlife governance reform bill SB 5 passes the Senate and now moves onward to the House.
March Wildlife Commission Meetings
Here is a list of all the states with March wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date.
Arizona Officials Back Bill to Undermine Wildlife Protections, Silence Public
After Wildlife for All and partners submitted a petition to the AZ Game & Fish Commission, Arizona officials wrote a bill to stop our work.
Right to Hunt Amendments: a Solution in Search of a Problem
Right to Hunt amendments are a solution in search of a problem. Why Right to Hunt constitutional amendments are a solution in search of a problem Lately, we’ve been talking a lot about the power of language and the ways in which entrenched hunting interests manipulate...
Why Words Matter in Wildlife Management
Words matter in wildlife management. Many terms used in wildlife management reinforce outdated, harmful, and even violent narratives.
The Truth About Wildlife Killing Contests
Wildlife killing contests are nothing more than bloodsport disguised as “tradition,” “predator control,” or “wildlife management.”
What Happens When Science Takes a Backseat to Politics?
What happens when science takes a backseat to politics? Why do political biases so often determine which species live and which die?
A Small Group Can Change the World Because We Must
Never doubt that a small group can change the world, because we must. History shows that when we stand up, we can change our course.
Changing the Narrative to Change the Future
Changing the narrative is crucial to build the world we want to live in. To change conversations, we have to change the narrative.
Black History Month is a Call to Action
Black History Month reminds us: our fight must be intersectional, or it isn’t justice at all. Wildlife advocacy must include justice for all.
Celebrating Kevin Bixby
Celebrating Kevin Bixby: After decades of tireless work to protect wildlife and wildlands, Kevin Bixby is retiring—leaving behind an incredible legacy of advocacy, courage, and leadership.
February Wildlife Commission Meetings
Here is a list of all the states with February wildlife commission meetings, listed from first to last by date.
Pass the New Mexico Green Amendment
The New Mexico Green Amendment would establish constitutional protections for environmental rights like free speech and equal protection.
Nevada Wildlife Commission rejects petition to protect mountain lions
The Nevada Wildlife Commission rejected a petition to protect mountain lions by reforming trapping regulations in their January 24 meeting.
New Mexico Wildlife Reform Bill Introduced
A New Mexico wildlife reform bill introduced today offers a comprehensive, three-pronged approach to modernize wildlife management and protect New Mexico’s rich biodiversity.