Tag: great lakes
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Wild Webinar: ‘Choose The Bear’ with WI Black Bear Education Center 7/17 6p
Here’s a sneak peak! Coming up this Thursday—don’t miss the webinar from the Wisconsin Black Bear Education Center!You may have seen recent news about a woman injured by a black bear in Wisconsin. While dramatic, incidents like these are extremely rare—and more often than not, human behavior is the real culprit. This webinar explores how…
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Your Promise, Our Petetion: Stop the 2021 Hunt Reenactment.
This work of GLWA will have a significant impact on the future of Wisconsin’s gray wolf population The Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance stood as the sole barrier against the 2021 hunt, and we are resolute in preventing history from repeating itself. This petition is our proactive step—because we cannot allow the devastation of the past…
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Happy Bear-lated National Black Bear Day!
Celebrating Wisconsin’s Black Bears: Conservation, Education, and Coexistence National Black Bear Day, observed on June 7, is a time to appreciate and learn about these remarkable animals. Black bears are intelligent, adaptable, and vital to Wisconsin’s ecosystems. While their populations have rebounded thanks to conservation efforts, they still face challenges, including habitat fragmentation and human-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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Happy International Beaver Day!
Celebrating International Beaver Day: A Call for Conservation in Wisconsin International Beaver Day, celebrated on April 7th, reminds us of the vital role these industrious creatures play in our ecosystems. In Wisconsin, home to abundant wetlands and waterways, beavers are especially significant. From aiding in climate change resilience to preserving wetlands, they are ecological heroes…
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A Brutal Reality: Wolf Hunt is Coming to WI
Imagine the haunting sounds of puppy distress calls and families last howls through the cold night air. Hear the frantic barks of dogs as they are unleashed on their cousin. These hunters are armed with long-range rifles, traps and electronics. They operate well over their legal quotas. They show a total disregard for wildlife regulations.…
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APRIL 2024 NEWSLETTER
Our most cherished Wildlife Day at the Capitol event is just around the corner! Calling all volunteers who would like to help us make this event the best yet. Also, be sure attend our FREE training webinar tomorrow to help you to prepare for Wildlife Day and become a more effective advocate for animals and…
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MARCH 2024 NEWSLETTER
Announcing Wildlife Day at the Capitol coming on April 18th, a note from our Executive Director Melissa Smith, news updates, calling all volunteers for Wildlife Day 2024, upcoming Fireside Chats and more!
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Letter to Secretary Haaland: Protect Wisconsin Lake Sturgeon
The Lake Sturgeon population in Wisconsin is on the brink of extinction, and it is crucial to consider designating them as a Distinct Population Segment and granting them federal protection through the Endangered Species Act. Without such protection, the survival of the Sturgeon population could be at even greater risk from pollution, invasive species, and…
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FEBRUARY 2024 NEWSLETTER
This month is going to be a busy one. We will do our best to keep our communication relevant and concise, as there will be important opportunities for you to stay informed about urgent legislation and regulations. We appreciate you howling back and taking every action you can as we work to keep you informed about important…