Federal and state agencies pursue downlisting of Mexican gray wolves but a coalition is urging leaders to strengthen—not weaken—protections.
Uncategorized
Replacing fear-based narratives with mountain lion coexistence
In California, the Lassen County sheriff tried to make the existence of mountain lions into a public emergency, highlighting the importance of challenging fear-based narratives about native carnivores.
Stateline Interviews Wildlife for All About Role in Passing SB5
New article alert: Stateline Interviews Wildlife for All About Role in Passing SB5 Stateline Interviews Wildlife for All About Role in Passing SB5 We’re proud to share that Wildlife for All was featured in a recent syndicated article by Stateline, “As states rethink...
Why All Species Matter: Longfin Delta Smelt
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.
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.
What Does Noninvasive Animal Research Look Like?
Here in the United States, wildlife management has long prioritized consumptive uses like hunting, trapping, and fishing. When animals are studied, it’s typically with this lens and they are often captured using hunting and trapping techniques. Researchers at agencies...
New Mexico’s Green Amendment
A proposed amendment to the state constitution would guarantee New Mexicans the right to healthy environments, ecosystems, and a safe climate. It would also hugely benefit wildlife by acknowledging that native species are to be protected on behalf of future generations as part of the public trust.
For Asha, Let Nature Takes Its Course
In a heartfelt op-ed for the Santa Fe New Mexican, WFA Executive Director Dr. Michelle Lute reflects on the tragic death of Asha, the first Mexican wolf to cross into northern New Mexico in decades.
Press Release: Game of Groans – Fossil fuel lobbyist appointed to New Mexico Game Commission
Game of Groans: Fossil fuel lobbyist appointed to New Mexico Game Commission. Wildlife advocates decry extractive industry’s disproportionate representation.
Today, in a move that only intensifies the conservation community’s frustration towards the Commission and administration, NM Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham selected a senior ExxonMobil employee to serve on the public commission that oversees wildlife policy in the state.
Earth Matters Radio Interview with Kevin Bixby
Wildlife for All’s Executive Director Kevin Bixby and Donna Stevens of the Upper Gila Watershed Alliance recently had an in-depth conversation about the status of wildlife protection in New Mexico.