Rocky Mountain Wild

Stop energy leases in critical big game habitat

Go Big! Central Colorado Bighorn Sheep Survey

Virtual showing of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival this Thursday with opening remarks from First Gentleman Marlon Reis

It’s no secret that the First Gentleman, Marlon Reis is a fierce advocate for animals – both wild and domestic, endangered to farmed, which is why he will be joining us and kicking off our virtual showing of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival this Thursday! Marlon will speak about some of the challenges we have in Colorado, the nation, and the world, which is leading to a global extinction crisis, as well as what we can do to stop this trend and protect our species and wild places. On top of the eight amazing environmental films we’ll be screening, our Rocky Mountain Wild staff will also be on hand to talk about some of our programs and what we’re doing, and we’ll be sharing ways you can make a big difference.

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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Take action to protect bighorn sheep

Stop energy leases in critical big game habitat

Adopt a Pika!

Colorado Bat Watch

The Front Range Pika Project

Colorado Corridors Project

Go Big! Central Colorado Bighorn Sheep Survey

O&G Toolbox for Activists

Join the Super Species Squad!

Virtual showing of the Wild & Scenic Film Festival this Thursday with opening remarks from First Gentleman Marlon Reis

Adopt a Bat for Bat Appreciation Month!

Environmental Actions Weekly Round-Up

Take action to protect bighorn sheep

Stop energy leases in critical big game habitat