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Vote NO on 83: The Hunting Extremists Don’t Want to Share 

Only 6% of Colorado residents purchase hunting tags. Even though these folks make up only a tiny minority, state wildlife agencies have historically been in the pocket of the hunting industry. This means that state agencies have managed wildlife exclusively for hunting interests, with other management priorities taking a secondary role.

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On the 52nd Anniversary of the Endangered Species Act, the Nation’s Most Popular Wildlife Law Faces Unprecedented Attacks 

As the Endangered Species Act marks 52 years of protecting America’s wildlife, conservation leaders warn that political rollbacks threaten decades of progress and imperiled species nationwide.
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Hundreds of Thousands of Americans Oppose Trump Administration Effort to Roll Back Protections for Imperiled Animals and Plant Species

Americans overwhelmingly opposed Trump administration proposals to weaken the Endangered Species Act, submitting hundreds of thousands of public comments to defend wildlife, ecosystems, and science-based protections.

Report Exposes How Congress and Industry Allies Are Jeopardizing America’s Most Beloved Wildlife

The Endangered Species Coalition has released “In the Political Crosshairs 2025: Species Jeopardized by Politicians in Congress,” a sweeping new report revealing how proposed congressional rollbacks to the Endangered Species Act (ESA) threaten ten iconic species across the United States.

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