ADVOCACY HUB
Check our Action Alerts to see the most pressing issues for carnivores today. Take additional action by submitting public comments, signing petitions, writing letters to officials and the press, and attending public hearings.
ACTION ALERTS
California has been a leader in protecting bobcats. In 2015, the state banned commercial and recreational trapping of these remarkable and ecologically vital animals, and
Right now, the Secretary of the Interior is deciding whether gray wolves and Mexican wolves should lose their Endangered Species Act protections. A September 4
Roadless areas in our National Forests are some of the last truly wild places left in America and some of the most important habitat we
SB 1135, the California Wildlife Coexistence Act, has passed both the Assembly and the Senate and it’s now on Governor Newsom’s desk. This bill would
A bipartisan bill would make nonlethal wildlife management permanent — help get it across the finish line. Senators Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and Steve Daines (R-Mont.)
Montana just revised its wolf population estimate down by 400 animals and still wants to allow a hunting and trapping quota of 250 wolves killed.
Tell every Member of Congress to use their power to defend the wild, not destroy it. This week, wildlife lost ground in a critical way.
Congress added 30+ attacks on wildlife to a single spending bill. Tell your Representative to vote NO on H.R. 9171. When anti-wildlife policymakers can’t pass
In April 2026, the Trump administration quietly dismantled one of the most important wildlife protections of the last decade. A new memorandum of understanding between
Fifty years ago, fewer than 1,000 gray wolves roamed the lower 48. They were at risk of going extinct. But once they were given protections
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Use your name to act on behalf of wildlife
Sign our active petitions and let your elected officials know you value and care about protecting wild carnivores.
PROMOTE COEXISTENCE
Coexistence is an active neighborhood effort.
There are many ways to help the wild animals who share our communities and enhance our lives. You can write letters to the editors of your local newspapers, respond to wildlife-related topics in community forums, post on social media, and educate your friends and neighbors about coexistence whenever the opportunity arises.
WRITE LETTERS
Write letters to the editors of your local newspapers.
The letters to the editor section of your local newspaper is an ideal forum for getting your message to a broader audience.
More people read the letters to the editor (LTE) section than any other part of the newspaper except the front page. Writing a letter to the editor is easy. Here are a few tips for getting your letter printed.
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