Rocky Mountain Wild

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About
Room to Roam
Oil and Gas Watch
Key Species
Citizen Science
Take Action
Events
- Habitat Connectivity Spotlight: Wolf Creek Pass and the Fight for Connectivity in the San Juan Mountains, Sep 23
- Wild & Scenic Film Festival Oct 22

About
Room to Roam
Oil and Gas Watch
Key Species
Citizen Science
Take Action
Events
- Habitat Connectivity Spotlight: Wolf Creek Pass and the Fight for Connectivity in the San Juan Mountains, Sep 23
- Wild & Scenic Film Festival Oct 22

Stop energy leases in critical big game habitat

Protecting Biodiversity

Because We're All In This Together

Go Big! Central Colorado Bighorn Sheep Survey

Save the Date: Wild & Scenic Film Festival

Rocky Mountain Wild is excited to be bringing the The Wild & Scenic Film Festival to a screen in your own home! Live stream the festival with whoever you are staying safe at home with and live chat with our staff and others attending the festival. The evening will include the same award-winning environmental and outdoor adventure films from around the world you’ve come to expect, that have been selected not only for their great visual stories, but also to inspire and motivate us to continue the cause to keep the Rocky Mountains wild. Save the date: October 22!

Environmental Actions Weekly Round-Up

Weekly round-up of environmental events/actions/educational and recreational opportunities and volunteer projects.

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Take action to protect bighorn sheep

Sign our petition to ask the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to improve protections for bighorn sheep in the draft Eastern Colorado Resource Management Plan.

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Stop energy leases in critical big game habitat

Recent scientific studies show that energy development is a significant cause of declines in big game populations. Examples include long-term studies of energy development and mule deer and pronghorn winter behavior and of mule deer migration. Please take a moment to sign our petition and tell Secretary Bernhardt to stop selling out wildlife corridors for oil and gas development.

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