Society for Conservation Biology announces webinar series on state wildlife governance reform For years, many of us in this field have talked about the need for wildlife governance reform. We’ve called for more inclusive decision-making processes, more attention to...
The stakes for wildlife have never been higher. We’re forced to confront a critical question: Conservation of what, and management for whom?
Statement from Wildlife for All in response to Colorado Prop 127 failing to pass, a ballot initiative to end mountain lion and bobcat hunting in the state.
Colorado’s Prop 127 would end mountain lion trophy hunting. Animals that are trophy hunted are not hunted for food, but for entertainment.
Recent cases of fraudulent actions by guides and hunters have brought to light deeper systemic issues in wildlife management.
Valuing animals as individuals is essential because each animal has intrinsic worth — including unique experiences and emotions— and a vital role within their ecosystem. Individual-level valuation recognizes the importance of compassion and ethical treatment of...