Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate

64% of Colorado voters across all political affiliations and geographic areas believe that trophy hunting of wolves should not be allowed

Requirements for nonlethal measures sought for state endangered species

U.S. Forest Service failed to conduct legally required analysis of the effects this decision would have on threatened grizzly bears, Canada lynx, and big game species including elk

Proposal is an alternative to Colorado Parks and Wildlife-led efforts focused on limiting and “managing” wolves

Administration planned to keep harmful Trump era regulations in place for indeterminate period

The new rule perpetuates many of the same flaws as its 2015 iteration which was overturned by federal courts in 2018

Settlement gives Wildlife Services until the end of 2024 to complete a new environmental review of its activities on federal lands, blocking “preventative” killing of wolves and coyotes and placing a long-term moratorium on M-44 "cyanide bomb" use

Grant County commissioners voted against renewing a contract with Wildlife Services because the federal program ignored requirements within its last contract

WildEarth Guardians’ statement on U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s proposed ESA section 10(j) rulemaking

Wolverines are trapped on the merry-go-round of extinction and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service needs to put them on the path toward recovery