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So why does Wildlife for All focus on reforming state wildlife governance? Because the system isn’t broken by accident — it was built this way. State wildlife agencies and commissions were designed over a century ago to serve a narrow set of interests. Politically appointed commissions are stacked with hunters, anglers, and agricultural representatives (or in some states, real estate developers). Agency funding relies on license sales and fees, not broad public support. Policies prioritize produ

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State wildlife officials offer tips to avoid bear encounters

State wildlife officials offer tips to avoid bear encounters

If you care about wildlife, you should care about who makes the decisions. In almost every state, major decisions about wildlife aren’t made by scientists, communities, or the broader public. They’re made by appointed commissions — small groups of political insiders, often dominated by hunters, ranching interests, or developers. These commissions: aren’t elected by the people, are often stacked with special interests, and yet they wield extraordinary power over life and death decisions for wildl

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Wild animals deserve rights, too — and recently, that truth reached a national audience. We’re honored that Current Affairs published a major, in-depth feature on the crisis facing wild animals in America — and highlighted Wildlife for All as a movement taking on the entrenched systems that keep cruelty, secrecy, and industry capture in place. The story exposes a reality most people never see: A model of “conservation” built on the idea that wild beings exist for human use. A system that treats

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A convicted wildlife criminal should never be allowed to guide hunts again—yet under current laws, repeat offenders can slip back into the industry once their sentences are over. This loophole puts our wildlife and conservation work at risk. Poaching devastates ecosystems, threatens big game populations, and damages the integrity of ethical hunting. By strengthening the Lacey Act and state laws, we can ensure that those who exploit our natural resources for profit are permanently barred from hol

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Which U.S. States Lead in Global Wildlife Conservation Efforts?

Which U.S. States Lead in Global Wildlife Conservation Efforts?

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The 26 Most Common Wildlife to See in Urban Areas

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Discover the 8 Official State Animals of Florida

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