Fighting to Prevent Trophy Hunting of Grizzly Bears
Grizzlies are a keystone species & are worth more alive than dead. We’re fighting to keep them wild and alive, not mounted on a wall.
Advocating for Science-Based Management of Elk
With Chronic Wasting Disease looming, elk are too vulnerable on feedgrounds. Science, not politics, should guide management.
Protecting wolves from being hunted for sport
Recent regulation changes have made the majority of the state’s wolves fair game to kill – for no reason. We think that’s wrong.
Grizzlies confirmed and presumed dead in 2019
Percent of Grizzlies Dead Due to Conflicts with Humans and Livestock
percent more elk than target population
Wolves Killed in Wyoming in 2019
LATEST NEWS
06
Jan
Letter Makes Big Press, Highlights Corruption
Along with 90 other organizations, WWA sent a letter to Secretary of the Interior David Bernhardt and the Department of
20
Dec
December Newsletter Highlights Alkali Creek F …
Check out our December newsletter for all the latest updates on our campaigns and news from around the region. Click
04
Dec
UW Branding Iron Article Highlights CWD
Article by Mackenzie Thomas Elk feedlots, while typically known to expedite the spread of many diseases like hoof rot or
27
Nov
Wolves and Grizzlies Need You! – #Givin …
We fight hard, both in and out of court, for our native wildlife but can’t do it without support from
27
Nov
Wyoming’s winter elk feeding could spre …
DENVER, Nov. 27 (UPI) — Wyoming’s National Elk Reserve could become a toxic “biological Superfund site” polluted by deadly prions that
08
Nov
Conservation Groups Object to Forest Service …
Winter feeding at Alkali Creek must end because of disease concerns. Following a victory in a Wyoming court last September,
01
Nov
Governor’s Rhetoric Ignores the Value of Wo …
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates (WWA) condemns Governor Gordon’s recent remarks disparaging and politicizing grizzly bears and wolves during a recent speech
21
Oct
We are Back in Court for Wildlife
Earlier this month our case against the Department of the Interior was heard by the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals.