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Engaging people in collaborative solutions to local environmental problems.

Engaging people in collaborative solutions to local environmental problems.

Specializing in community science.

Specializing in community science.

Identifying and protecting keystone species.

Identifying and protecting keystone species.

Addressing habitat fragmentation.

Addressing habitat fragmentation.

Rocky Mountain Wild works to protect, connect, and restore wildlife and wild lands in the Southern Rocky Mountain region. We envision a biologically healthy future for our region – one that includes a diversity of species and ecosystems, thriving populations of wildlife, and a sustainable coexistence between people and nature.

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Rocky Mountain Wild is Hiring a Colorado Bat Watch Summer 2025 Intern!

Rocky Mountain Wild is currently seeking a full-time, temporary intern to assist with the implementation of Colorado Bat Watch. This position offers a unique opportunity for individuals interested in bats, wildlife conservation, ecological research, and community science. This 10-week position pays $20/hr with paid time off benefits (vacation, health and wellness).

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Help Rocky Mountain Wild Oppose Energy Dominance Agenda!

For over 25 years, Rocky Mountain Wild has been fighting to protect wildlife and wild lands from damaging fossil fuels development. Unfortunately, the White House has wasted no time attempting to promote unfettered oil and gas development. We are working hard to oppose harmful oil and gas development. You can help too! Learn about two ways you can take action and show your support for biodiversity.

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Tell your representative to increase funding for the Colorado Outdoor Equity Grant Program today!

Every kid in Colorado deserves the opportunity to enjoy the state’s great outdoors, but not everyone has equal access. In Colorado, the Outdoor Equity Grant Program makes it easier for youth to get into nature by funding outdoor educational and recreational programs for those who may otherwise go without. But demand far exceeds available funding.

House Bill 25-1215 will help close the funding gap so more of our kids can enjoy our state’s stunning landscapes. Together, we can ensure that all Colorado youth, regardless of background, have access to nature and the many benefits nature provides.

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Greater sage-grouse, piping plover and big game need your help in Montana!

Paige’s screen of Montana Bureau of Land Management’s September 2025 Oil and Gas Lease Sale shows conflicts between the proposed parcels and greater sage-grouse, piping plover critical habitat, winter habitat for pronghorn, and more. Use our resources to submit your comment asking the Bureau to remove affected areas from the proposed parcels list. Comments are due by April 25.

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Protect rare plants, mule deer and more in Utah!

Utah Bureau of Land Management announced that it is proposing adding 11 parcels / 20,045 acres to the Q2 2025 lease sale. Alison’s screen and review identified conflicts with the threatened Ute ladies tresses plant and important habitat for mule deer. Use our resources to submit your comment asking the Bureau to remove affected areas from the proposed parcels list. Protests are due by May 5.

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Protect rare plants, and wild places in New Mexico!

The New Mexico Bureau of Land Management has announced that is proposing to offer 16 parcels totaling 7,502 acres in the July 2025 Oil and Gas Lease Sale. Paige's screen and review identified conflicts with Gypsum wild-buckwheat designated critical habitat, parcels within 10 miles of Carlsbad Caverns National Park, and more! Use our resources to submit your protest asking the Bureau to remove affected areas from the proposed parcels list. Protests are due May 14.

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We won! Court strikes down Wyoming National Grassland plan to kill prairie dogs, eliminate black-footed ferret restoration.

"The Forest Service should be ashamed of their plan to use shooting, poisoning, and unmitigated plague outbreaks to crush populations of native wildlife for the benefit of livestock grazing and local ranchers," said Matt Sandler, Legal Director with Rocky Mountain Wild. "We are pleased that the Court has held the Forest Service to its duty to consider how its actions will impact species, especially the federally endangered black-footed ferret and the agency-listed sensitive species black-tailed prairie dog."

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Colorado lawmakers passed a historic bill to restore wolverines to Colorado!

We are so grateful for the bipartisan leadership of Senator Perry Will, Senator Dylan Roberts, Representative Barbara McLachlan, and Representative Tisha Mauro. Their bill paves the way for wildlife experts to reintroduce wolverines using a science based, transparent process that addresses stakeholder concerns.

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