Author: Chris Talbot

We don’t recommend making a fiercely territorial pika your Valentine this Valentine’s Day, but we do recommend showing your Valentine how much you love them and the world they live in by giving them the gift of an adopted pika!

Help Rocky Mountain Wild with your gift of biodiversity by December 31st, 2022. By donating $23, you are celebrating 23 years of growth of RMW.

For the last few years, Rocky Mountain Wild has worked to expand our partnerships, to build capacity and a healthy community. 2022 was no different.

From the pikas, lynx, and all of us at Rocky Mountain Wild, thank you for supporting us on Colorado Gives Day and every day.

If you're anything like me, when you first started earning disposable income and were no longer living from paycheck to paycheck, you had no idea how to begin being a philanthropist or what that even meant. You knew you wanted to give, but didn't know "the pro...

It’s Bat Week, and Megan and I are so excited to be officially launching Colorado Bat Watch! Colorado Bat Watch is a community science program..

A Federal District Court Thursday once again rejected plans by the would-be developers of the Village at Wolf Creek to gain access across National Forest lands for the ill-conceived project.

Today, we got word that a Federal District Court rejected plans by the would-be developers of the Village at Wolf Creek to gain access across National Forest lands for the ill-conceived project!

Pika Patrol, an innovative new mobile app, has launched today to help the community and scientists alike to track observations and monitor populations of climate-sensitive American pikas.

The Forest Service and Bureau are calling for public comments in response to President Biden’s Earth Day Executive order on mature and old-growth forests.