A Groundbreaking Month for Wildlands Network

Dear John,

Wow! I was absolutely thrilled last week to see the outpouring of financial support from our Wildlands Network community in response to our #GivingTuesday campaign.

THANK YOU!

One of our long-time donors offered us a $10,000 challenge grant to incentivize more community support as we head into our year-end fundraising campaign – and we not only met his challenge, we EXCEEDED it! As of today, we have received over $10,405! That's more than a 40% increase from this time last year.

What’s even better is that we feel confident that we can meet our year-end fundraising goal to raise $50,000. Our partners at the Biophilia Foundation have recommitted to matching gifts through the rest of December, up to $50,000, ensuring every year-end donation will be matched dollar for dollar.

Because the results of our work are inspiring!

In just the last month, we’ve celebrated groundbreaking progress in wildlife crossing legislation, advanced the habitat connectivity discussion in Washington, D.C., and contributed to new evidence published that proves the ecological importance of critically endangered species. You can read more about each of these victories below!

From policy to research to advocacy, your donations allow our team to be a force for change on behalf of the wild.

If you haven’t yet made a gift, please donate today!

With gratitude,
Katie Davis
Executive Director

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Wolverines are ruled to be a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service issued a final rule to list the North American wolverine as threatened. Fewer than 300 of these mighty mustelids roam wild in the contiguous United States, and as alpine critters, they have been heavily impacted by climate change, habitat loss, and trapping.

Wildlands Network was proud to join as a plaintiff represented by the Western Environmental Law Center (WELC) to defend this iconic North American species.

Read the full story

Huge Step for Mexico's Biodiversity: Mandating Wildlife Crossings in Infrastructure Projects

This month, Mexico transformed its road infrastructure strategy in a critical move for biodiversity by mandating that wildlife crossings be incorporated in all new road, highway and freeway construction projects and the modernization of existing infrastructure moving forward. Ten years of wildlife crossing advocacy from our Mexico team is paying off!

Find more details here

U.S. Senators Heard Successes and Considered Opportunities to Advance Habitat Connectivity Conservation Nationwide

In another habitat connectivity success, a U.S. Senate hearing discussed the successes, challenges and opportunities experienced in the West to address habitat fragmentation by improving habitat connectivity conservation policies. Wildlands Network staff provided background information to the hearing conveners. We’re excited to see bipartisan support for this issue in the U.S. – read more below!

Senate hearing summary here

New Research: Red Wolves Support Local Wildlife Health

A recent study co-authored by our Chief Scientist, Ron Sutherland, revealed the critical role red wolves play in regulating populations of their prey and competitor species in North Carolina. This study is the first of its kind for red wolves – read below!

Find details here

Wildlife need you, John!

Our projects depend on generous donations from folks like you.

Will you give to sustain connected landscapes that promote climate-resilient communities for people and wildlife?

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