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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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Bats are Irreplaceable. Once They’re Gone, They’re Gone for Good

Under the moonlit desert sky, bats pollinate the cacti and agaves that shape our ecosystems and our tequila. From the Lesser Long-Nosed Bat’s comeback to the Indiana Bat’s struggle against white-nose syndrome, discover how the Endangered Species Act safeguards these vital creatures and the fragile balance of life they sustain.

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