Tag: climate change
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You saw what we found last week. ACT NOW for what’s next.
This is the week. Last week, we released our white paper exposing how political operatives and trophy hunting lobbyists hijacked Wisconsin’s wolf policy—and 218 wolves paid the price in 72 hours. Read it here if you missed it. Now the fight continues on two fronts: Monday, the House Rules Committee holds a critical hearing on…
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Attend, Comment, Donate!
JOIN US THIS THURSDAY INSTEAD OF OUR USUAL FIRESIDE CHAT AT OUR WISCONSIN REVOLUTION TO DISCUSS WILDLIFE POLICY, ESA, AND WISCONSIN LAW. Speakers: Topic: Environmental Committee on Wildlife Policy Time: May 22, 2025, 07:00 PM Central Time (US and Canada) Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82855642421 Meeting ID: 828 5564 2421 STOP ESA DESTRUCTION FROM HARMING WILDLIFE…
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The Endangered Species Act is Endangered! Fireside Chat Tonite 4/24 6pm CST
Protect Wildlife and Defend the Endangered Species Act The Endangered Species Act (ESA) is the most powerful tool we have to combat the alarming decline of wildlife across the United States. With nearly a million species at risk of extinction in the coming decades, this law is critical to safeguarding the future of our planet’s…
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Poacher Nation Gives 1.8 Million to Kill Wolves
Standing Up Against Corruption: Protecting Wildlife and Our Planet from Greed and Exploitation The recent announcement of a $1.8 million campaign to mobilize hunters and gun rights activists in Wisconsin is a stark reminder of the coordinated efforts by powerful special interest groups to undermine wildlife protections and conservation efforts. Organizations like Hunter Nation, Inc.,…
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JANUARY 2024 NEWSLETTER
New years resolutions for wildlife, the top ten reasons volunteering is so important, behind the scenes of Wisconsin’s new wolf management plan, a petition to regulate insecticides, legal proceedings against the DNR and NRB, a proclamation on the 50th anniversary of the ESA, upcoming Fireside Chats and more!
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Action Alert: Help Save Vanishing Wolf Pack on Isle Royale
The struggling wolf population in Isle Royale National Park may be expanding by 20 – 30 new wolves, but they need your help…