Coyote Awareness Week 2026: Understanding Our Wild Neighbors

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Over 67,000 animals will be slaughtered. 173 known killing contests in WI. You can stop them

It's Killing Contest Season in Wisconsin. We're Fighting Back. It's Killing Contest Season in Wisconsin And We Need Your Help to End It Right now, across Wisconsin, wildlife killing contests are happening. Coyotes. Foxes. Raccoons. Crows. Rabbits. Snowshoe hares. All killed for prizes, trophies, and entertainment. 173 known contests. This is the season. And we're … Continue reading Over 67,000 animals will be slaughtered. 173 known killing contests in WI. You can stop them

FEBRUARY 2023 NEWSLETTER

Details about the Wisconsin Wolf Management Plan Listening Session, Wildlife Day at the Capitol, the latest headlines, how attitudes towards wolves in the Great Lakes region have changed, upcoming Fireside Chats and more!

Reblog: State Sanctioned Disposable Dogs

This is a real look at what is happening to our wildlife in Wisconsin. A very small percentage of hunters engage in this practice, yet they have huge political influence in Wisconsin. We appreciate Silent Sports Magazine for doing such a deep dive into this issue, are are encouraging everyone to share this article with your state legislators, urging them to get behind ending this barbaric practice once and for all.

PRESS RELEASE: Dane County WI Approves Wildlife Killing Contest Ban Resolution, Urging Legislature, DNR and Governor to Action

Last night, the Dane County Board of Supervisors, in a unanimous vote, passed Resolution 502, urging the Wisconsin Legislature to develop and support changes to statutes to ban any and all future wildlife killing contests.