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Endangered Species Coalition Condemns New Federal Move Targeting Colorado Wolf Restoration

The Endangered Species Coalition is condemning the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s newly announced request for information on implementation of the gray wolf nonessential experimental population rule in Colorado.

April 7, 2026 No Comments

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Voices for the ESA: Susan Holmes on Why We Must Defend the ESA

At our March 31 protest, ESC Executive Director Susan Holmes delivered a clear and urgent message: no administration should be allowed to play politics with extinction. Her remarks captured both the danger of this moment and the determination of a movement ready to defend the Endangered Species Act.

April 1, 2026 No Comments

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Voices for the ESA: Karyn Bigelow on Nature-Grounded Communities and the Future

Karyn Bigelow brought a community-centered vision to our March 31 protest, connecting the fight for wildlife with the fight for healthy, thriving communities. Her message underscored that protecting endangered species is also about protecting the future we all share.

April 1, 2026 No Comments

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Help save wolves and your gift will be matched

Right now–this summer–is crucial for the future of gray wolves. The U. S. House of Representatives recently passed a bill

July 19, 2024 No Comments

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Advocates launch legal action to prevent grizzly bear deaths at bait stations

BOISE, IDAHO—Conservation organizations sent a notice of intent to sue the State of Idaho today for violations of the Endangered

July 16, 2024 No Comments

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Documentary Film Commemorating the Return of Gray Wolves to Colorado to Premiere in Denver

Panel Discussion with Filmmaker and Wolf Experts to Follow the Film Denver, Colo. – Celebrate Colorado’s historic wolf reintroduction at

July 12, 2024 No Comments

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Western Watersheds Project unionizes

For Immediate Release, July 11, 2024 Contact: Cyndi Tuell, Western Watersheds Workers Union, 520-272-2454, [email protected] Erik Molvar, Western Watersheds Project,

July 11, 2024 No Comments

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Chalk Art Contest

Chalk Art Contest Winners Chosen!

While all the works are amazing, we can only recognize a few… The Grand Prize Award goes to Nithya for

July 9, 2024 No Comments

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Federal Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program is a Smart Investment to Protect Biodiversity

Funding for Wildlife Crossings will benefit endangered species Today, the Federal Highways Administration opened its next round of grants from

June 25, 2024 No Comments

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New Federal Bipartisan Legislation Announced to Protect Wildlife Movement

Bill would help to connect wildlife habitat and benefit endangered species WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 24, 2024) — In a show

June 24, 2024 No Comments

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Join us for a Rally for Wolves in DC: “A CRY FOR THE WILD” Wednesday, June 26th

When: Wednesday, June 26th Time: 8am EST – 10am EST Where: Area 11, Capitol Hill (located between Independence Ave S.E.

June 24, 2024 No Comments

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The Blog

The Latest from the Endangered Species Coalition

Endangered Species Coalition Condemns New Federal Move Targeting Colorado Wolf Restoration

Voices for the ESA: Susan Holmes on Why We Must Defend the ESA

Voices for the ESA: Karyn Bigelow on Nature-Grounded Communities and the Future

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Help save wolves and your gift will be matched

Advocates launch legal action to prevent grizzly bear deaths at bait stations

Documentary Film Commemorating the Return of Gray Wolves to Colorado to Premiere in Denver

Western Watersheds Project unionizes

Chalk Art Contest Winners Chosen!

Federal Wildlife Crossings Pilot Program is a Smart Investment to Protect Biodiversity

New Federal Bipartisan Legislation Announced to Protect Wildlife Movement

Join us for a Rally for Wolves in DC: “A CRY FOR THE WILD” Wednesday, June 26th

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