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Every Friday, we post ways that you can make our region a greener place, including events, community science projects, jobs, internships, and direct actions.

White House, Agency, and Congressional actions prioritizing fossil fuels development threaten wildlife and wild lands.

Wild Connections is excited to welcome Rocky Mountain Wild’s Conservation Biologist, Megan Mueller, to host a virtual presentation on their Colorado Pika Project!

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Mature and old-growth forests protect our climate by removing and absorbing large amounts of carbon. Take action to protect climate forests now!

The Bureau of Land Management’s Supplemental plan for the Colorado River Valley and Grand Junction Field Offices scaled up conservation measures in certain areas but still does not take the necessary steps to address the climate crisis. Protests are due July 22.

On Friday,  SB24-171 passed the House on a bipartisan 51-13 vote after previously making it through the Senate on a bipartisan 29-5 vote in April.

After a more than 100-year absence, wolverines may be poised to return to Colorado. A bipartisan bill would authorize Colorado Parks and Wildlife to reintroduce wolverines to Colorado.

Tell the Bureau of Land Management that it must commit to strong conservation of Gunnison sage-grouse habitat to halt the trajectory towards extinction and promote recovery.

Read our Press Releases here. Wolverine Reintroduction Colorado Bat Watch Colorado Corridors Project Colorado Pika Project Endangered Species Friends of Wolf Creek Go Big! Central Colorado Bighorn Sheep Survey Oil and Gas Watch Public Lands Wild I-70 Audio Tour Other Programs