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  • Key Species
    • American Pika
    • Black-footed Ferret
    • Boreal Toad
    • Canada Lynx
    • Graham’s Penstemon
    • Greater Sage-Grouse
    • Gunnison Sage-Grouse
    • Prairie Dog
    • Preble’s Meadow Jumping Mouse
    • Wolf
    • Wolverine
  • Community Science
    • Colorado Pika Project
    • Colorado Corridors Project
    • Colorado Bat Watch
    • Go Big! Central Colorado Bighorn Sheep Survey
  • Events
    • Wild & Scenic Film Festival, Nov 9
  • Take Action
    • Take Environmental Actions
    • Fight the climate crisis while protecting pikas and prairies
    • Join the Super Species Squad!
    • Adopt a Pika
    • Donate
    • Internships and Mentorships
    • Close the GAPS
    • Volunteer
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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.

Greater sage-grouse

Protect greater sage-grouse, black-tailed prairie dogs, black-footed ferrets, and more in Wyoming

The Wyoming Bureau of Land Management's 1st Quarter 2024 oil and gas lease sale includes parcels located in habitat for greater sage-grouse (including priority habitat), important habitat for black-tailed prairie dogs (including potential black-footed ferret reintroduction sites), and more! Use our resources to get these parcels removed from the list ahead of the October 2 deadline.

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Protect greater sage-grouse, prairie dogs, black-footed ferrets, and more in Wyoming

The Wyoming Bureau of Land Management's 4th Quarter 2023 oil and gas lease sale includes parcels located in habitat for greater sage-grouse, important habitat for white- and black-tailed prairie dogs (including potential black-footed ferret reintroduction sites), and more! Use our resources to get these parcels removed from the list ahead of the October 19 deadline.

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Tickets now available for our showing of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival!

Rocky Mountain Wild is excited to be bringing The Wild & Scenic Film Festival back to Denver and live in your living room on November 9! You can either live stream the festival with whoever you are staying safe at home with on your own time, or you can join us for a showing at The Bug Theatre in Denver.

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White-nose syndrome detected in a Colorado bat. Here's how you can help.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed on Monday, April 24, that a bat infected with white-nose syndrome was found in Colorado for the first time. Finding out where bats are roosting, and monitoring bat populations through Colorado Bat Watch can help experts and officials respond to WNS in Colorado.

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Image is a little brown bat with white nose syndrome. Text says "A deadly disease called white-nose syndrome has infected a bat in Colorado for the first time. Learn how you can help bats in Colorado." In the bottom left corner is the Colorado Bat Watch logo. In the bottom right corner is the website for Colorado Bat Watch coloradobatwatch.org
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Join the GAPS Mentorship Program

The Gender Advancement and Parity in STEM (GAPS) program supports our work to reduce gender bias in our field through mentorship and internships for people from marginalized genders.

And during Women's History Month, we're taking applications for our mentorship program! The mentorship program connects emerging and more seasoned environmentalists and scientists from marginalized genders together to network, support, and build capacity.

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