I recently returned from a whirlwind trip to Colorado, where we screened our film KILLING GAMES ~ Wildlife In The Crosshairs at the Colorado Environmental Film Festival and at the University of Denver, rallying support for a statewide ban on wildlife killing contests.
We’re excited to announce that Colorado’s First Gentleman Marlon Reis will be joining us in Denver, Colorado, on February 26 for a free screening of Project Coyote’s award-winning film KILLING GAMES ~ Wildlife In The Crosshairs. This event is part of the Human-Animal Coexistence Catalyst Series.
Thank you for helping to make 2019—and the first decade of Project Coyote’s existence—wildly successful for wildlife! Together we have saved thousands of coyotes, bobcats, bears, wolves, mountain lions and other species from cruel and inhumane killing contests, trapping, poisoning, aerial gunning and other antiquated and senseless killing practices.
I’ll be brief. Time is short and we have much to accomplish for bobcats, coyotes, wolves, bears and other persecuted predators.
This past year, you helped Project Coyote and our coalition partners achieve so much for wildlife—from banning wildlife killing contests in New Mexico, Arizona and – just this month – in Massachusetts, passing new precedent-setting laws in California that end fur trapping, the fur trade and bobcat trophy hunting. What a year it’s been!
Today on this Giving Tuesday, I join members of our New Mexico team at the Bosque Del Apache National Wildlife Refuge to work on a new film project and a social media campaign—we hope to bring even more attention to the horrors of wildlife killing contests and the prevalence of carnivore mismanagement, and we will offer non-lethal solutions for coexistence with our wild neighbors.