Speak for Wildlife / GLWA Donate Unbearable Week · In their own words Comments section · September 2026 Bear Hunters Don't Even Wantthe Bear Necessities. By Melissa Smith · Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance 50Research bears the MN DNRsimply asked hunters to spare 1000sOf bears hunters can stilllegally take instead 26Likes on the comment thatsays the … Continue reading Bear Hunters Don’t Even Want the Bear Necessities
Bear Hunters Don’t Even Want the Bear Necessities
Speak for Wildlife / GLWA Donate Unbearable Week · In their own words Comments section · September 2026 Bear Hunters Don't Even Wantthe Bear Necessities. By Melissa Smith · Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance 50Research bears the MN DNRsimply asked hunters to spare 1000sOf bears hunters can stilllegally take instead 26Likes on the comment thatsays the … Continue reading Bear Hunters Don’t Even Want the Bear Necessities
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!
PRESS RELEASE: Wildlife Alliance Sues Wisconsin Over Wolf Policies (Again)
Today, the Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance and Friends of the Wisconsin Wolf & Wildlife filed a lawsuit charging that the Wisconsin DNR and NRB infringed on constitutional due process and equal protections along with violations of numerous statutes, regulations, and rules when it adopted the 2023 Wolf Plan and regulations last month. Following successful litigation in the Fall of 2021, GLWA hopes to push the agency in the direction of science-based decision making meant to ensure the long-term sustainability and survival of the Great Lake’s iconic gray wolf populations.
ACTION ALERT: Senate Bill 366
We are asking you to make some urgent emails and calls TODAY to the Senate Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety regarding SB 366, the felony animal cruelty bill. There is only one day left to communicate with the Committee before they make their decision on SB 366.