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Author: chris
Join us for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, January 23!
By: Chris Talbot-Heindl, Communications & Membership Manager I hope you can join us for one of my favorite events that Rocky Mountain Wild puts on each year, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival! This event features award-winning environmental and outdoor a...
Why we 100% need 100%!
First of all, thank you for everything you did for the wildlife and wild lands in our region this past year! Whether you took some of our actions in the Environmental Actions Weekly Round Up each week, you amplified some of our actions and programs on social m...
Unwinding the Case of Wolf Creek Pass
By: Matt Sandler, Staff Attorney, Rocky Mountain Wild On December 9th, Travis and I were back in Court trying to gain assurance that the Forest Service and the developer have complied with Judge Matsch’s Order and unwound the land exchange. It turns out ...
Where did the lynx go when it lost its tail?
Where did the lynx go when it lost its tail? Answer: The re-tail store!
Give the Gift of Giving at Patagonia Action Works
By: Chris Talbot-Heindl, Communications & Membership Manager It’s the Giving Season and if you’re anything like me, you’re struggling to decide which nonprofit organizations to donate to and how much to give. There are so many amazing org...
Happy #GivingTuesday. Let’s make this one wild!
By: Chris Talbot-Heindl, Communications & Membership Manager Today is #GivingTuesday! All around the world, people are celebrating this global day of giving by donating their time, expertise, and cash to the nonprofits that reflect their values. This year,...
Thank you for advocating for wildlife crossing structures
By: Tehri Parker, Executive Director, Rocky Mountain Wild For 20 years we have been advocating for the creation of wildlife crossing structures so that our elk, mule deer, black bears, and lynx can move across the landscape and meet their survival needs. It’...
We’re Stronger Together: Health and Wildlife Activists Ally for the Win
By: Paul Millhouser, Rocky Mountain Wild In response to public pressure in the wake of fatalities arising from abandoned gas lines, the General Assembly passed and Governor Polis signed into law Senate Bill 181, changing the mission of the Colorado Oil and Gas...
Congestion on I-70 Provides Opportunity to Learn About Wildlife
By: Sofia Corley, Rocky Mountain Wild At this time of year, as the ski areas open, the number of people heading into the mountains surges, and requires the masses to brave the dreaded congestion on I-70. The traffic on this mountain corridor gets worse every y...