We’re thrilled to report that Vermont Bill H.636, the bill that includes a ban on coyote killing contests, passed yesterday, after moving quickly through the Senate and the concurrence proceedings.
Thanks to your calls and emails, AB 2422, which would ban deadly anticoagulant rodenticides in California, passed through the Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials (ESTM) Committee earlier this week. On Tuesday, April 24th, the Assembly Water Parks and Wildlife Committee (AWPW) will vote on the bill and YOUR VOICE IS NEEDED NOW to help pass this bill out of committee!
The California State Assembly Committee on Environmental Safety and Toxic Materials (“Committee”) is scheduled to meet on April 10 to consider adoption of AB 2422.
The California Fish and Game Commission is deliberating on the adoption of a predator policy that will provide the framework for how the state approaches predator conservation, stewardship, and management.
As reported in many news outlets, H.636, the Vermont bill to ban coyote killing contests, passed the Vermont House on February 22 by an overwhelming majority of 95-44 …. The Bill now moves on to the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Energy, and your help is needed again to move this bill forward and pass it into law!
On March 5 at 5:00 pm at Civic Plaza, the Albuquerque City Council is expeced to vote on Resolution R-18-5 stating the City’s opposition to coyote killing contests, and its support of legislative efforts to ban coyote killing contests in New Mexico.