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Washington Post: Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit challenging state’s new wolf management plan

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed by animal welfare advocates seeking to invalidate Wisconsin’s new wolf management plan MADISON, Wis. — A lawsuit filed by animal welfare advocates seeking to invalidate Wisconsin’s new wolf management plan was dismissed by a judge on Monday. Dane County Circuit Judge Stephen Ehlke threw out the case that … Continue reading Washington Post: Wisconsin judge dismisses lawsuit challenging state’s new wolf management plan

PRESS RELEASE: Dismissal of the lawsuit against the state of Wisconsin, the Natural Resources Board, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

Madison, WI – The Great Lakes Wildlife Alliance and Friends of the Wisconsin Wolf are strongly opposing the dismissal of the lawsuit against the state of Wisconsin, the Natural Resources Board, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. According to them, this decision is dangerous and sets a bad precedent, which puts the well-being and … Continue reading PRESS RELEASE: Dismissal of the lawsuit against the state of Wisconsin, the Natural Resources Board, and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources

APRIL 2024 NEWSLETTER

Our most cherished Wildlife Day at the Capitol event is just around the corner! Calling all volunteers who would like to help us make this event the best yet. Also, be sure attend our FREE training webinar tomorrow to help you to prepare for Wildlife Day and become a more effective advocate for animals and wildlife in Wisconsin.

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!

Letter to Secretary Haaland: Protect Wisconsin Lake Sturgeon

The Lake Sturgeon population in Wisconsin is on the brink of extinction, and it is crucial to consider designating them as a Distinct Population Segment and granting them federal protection through the Endangered Species Act. Without such protection, the survival of the Sturgeon population could be at even greater risk from pollution, invasive species, and climate change.

FEBRUARY 2024 NEWSLETTER

This month is going to be a busy one. We will do our best to keep our communication relevant and concise, as there will be important opportunities for you to stay informed about urgent legislation and regulations. We appreciate you howling back and taking every action you can as we work to keep you informed about important conservation issues as they come down the pike. Together, let's make a difference for our wolves and other imperiled species.

Letter | DNR not above board on wolf hunts

It is concerning that so many individuals have placed blind trust in the very agency that continues to ignore peer-reviewed science and dismiss citizens that dare to question their dubious metrics and propaganda. The same agency that held closed-door meetings with anti-wolf organizations and individuals long after the public comment period ended, while subsequently changing the plan to reflect those meetings.

A Clash of Values: Exploring the Perspective of Environmentalists vs. Hunters

Wolves, bears and mountain lions have an irreplaceable and complex role in our world. What is distressing to me, is that these species are all quickly losing ground, and when they finally receive the step up they deserve from us, the fringe groups are just waiting for the next opportunity to push them back to the brink of extinction. 

JANUARY 2024 NEWSLETTER

New years resolutions for wildlife, the top ten reasons volunteering is so important, behind the scenes of Wisconsin's new wolf management plan, a petition to regulate insecticides, legal proceedings against the DNR and NRB, a proclamation on the 50th anniversary of the ESA, upcoming Fireside Chats and more!