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Take Action: Protect National Wildlife Refuges
Trophy hunters, trappers, and outfitters are pushing to open 95% of refuge lands to expanded killing. Speak up by July 27.
Read more →Correction! Take Action Before JUNE 26!
Trophy hunters, trappers, and outfitters are pushing to open 95% of refuge lands to expanded killing. Speak up by July 27.
Read more →Montana’s Mountain Lions Are Running Out of Time
On June 12, the Commission will decide the future of mountain lions and hound hunting on wildlife refuges.
Read more →ACTION ALERT: Dont Let Beaver Relocation Become a Trapping Pipeline
Beaver relocation should mean protection, not a revolving door back into traps. Tell FWP to pause this proposal until the public gets answers.
Read more →Guest Feature: The Real Conflict Was Never Only About Wolves
This week, we share Suzanne Asha Stone’s powerful reflection on wolves, conflict, coexistence, and the deeper forces shaping wildlife policy.
Read more →What Happens to the Lolo Matters to All of Us
Survey results show strong support for conservation yet protections are at risk
Read more →Give for the wild 🐺 April 30–May 1
Your donation helps end trapping cruelty and defend Montana’s wildlife.
Read more →$1 Million for Habitat Destruction? Take Action Now.
A proposed project near Seeley Lake would fragment critical habitat for grizzlies and lynx. Speak out before it moves forward.
Read more →Take 2 Minutes and Tell Montana DNRC Your Top Concern — Trapping
Edit: Link included! Click here to take this short survey!
Read more →Meet Buddy, Ambassador for Trap Victims
A young dog loses his leg and becomes an ambassador for all creatures who suffer in traps.
Read more →Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Agenda: Get Rid of Predators
Read more →The Good, the Bad, and the Winners
The good, the bad, and what comes next for wolves in Montana.
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