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.
What Amendment 83 Could Mean for Local Wildlife Decisions and Public Safety
Amendment 83 could reshape Colorado’s wildlife policy, local authority, and public safety by moving decisions from the public to the courts.
Coyote coexistence and red wolf conservation intersect
The Wolf Conservation Center’s Integrative Ecology and Coexistence Lab in South Salem, New York is studying eastern coyotes in the local region. This valuable research project aims to better understand local coyote distribution, ecology, and public perceptions of wild canids, and helps inform red wolf conservation as well.
Another Mexican Gray Wolf Crosses U.S.-Mexico Border, Underscoring Need for Action Against Border Infrastructure
A U.S.-born Mexican gray wolf translocated to Mexico crossed back into New Mexico this week, underscoring the need for border connectivity.