Reversing America’s Wildlife Crisis SECURING the Future of Our Fish and Wildlife Copyright © 2018 National Wildlife Federation Lead Authors: Bruce A. Stein, Naomi Edelson, Lauren Anderson, John J. Kanter, and Jodi Stemler. Suggested citation:…continue reading 
HSUS Mountain Lion report Humane Society of the U.S. has just published a remarkable document, updating the status of the mountain lion across the country. No where else can you find this kind of data…continue reading 
New statewide poll finds strong support among Nevadans to reform animal trapping laws and tighten regulations Nevada lawmakers will soon consider trapping law reforms March 6, 2017 Media Contacts: Trish Swain, Trailsafe Nevada, 775-425-0403, info@trailsafe.org HSUS, Stephanie Twining,…continue reading 
Nevada Assembly Bill 101 would change the hunting license funding formula, and require that funds be matched by federal dollars and spent on habitat, education, and research rather than killing. ----- We need your…continue reading 
PRESS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 16, 2016 RENO, NV – On Thursday, November 3, 2016, plaintiffs in a lawsuit were handed a victory when the district court refused to dismiss their two-year-old lawsuit against…continue reading 
On November 3, 2016, District Lynne Simons issued a decision which affirmed our right to sue the Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners over trapping excesses. This is a win for wildlife. It confirms that ordinary…continue reading 
WildEarthGuardians sued Nevada Wildlife Services in 2012, claiming Wildlife Services was using outdated NEPA data to support program activities. After successfully beating back a standing issue, the case went forward. After a year of negotiation,…continue reading 
To hear Bunny Huggers show - weekly discussions with leaders in wildlife advocacy - you have three options. 1. Tune in Wed. 9AM Pacific time. Tune your radio dial to KCKQ AM 1180 2. Listen…continue reading 
When hunters, trappers, Wildlife Services (government trappers) and others kill wildlife, the public loses an asset that can be priced, but never is. Read More...continue reading