From Friends of the Earth <[email protected]>
Subject Grizzly cubs may not make it past spring
Date March 25, 2023 3:22 PM
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Grizzly cubs may not make it past spring. Protect them and our planet: make your
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[[link removed]]As springtime dawns, hibernating mama bears and their cubs are preparing to
emerge from their long winter hibernation. But as a weakened mama bear uses the
little energy she has to find food for her babies, she can soon be caught in the crosshairs of hunters in the Northern Rockies. Special interests are working hard to delist these iconic creatures as an
endangered species -- just so they can hunt them. Stop hunters and Big Industry from wreaking havoc on bears and our planet and
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Trophy hunters may soon take advantage of the lethargic and underfed bears in
their inhumane hunt if they get their way. But this doesn’t mean danger just for
mama bears -- the consequences will be far-reaching.

Bear cubs rely on their mothers for at least two years after they are born. If
these mama bears are killed, their babies will be orphaned, left to starve, freeze, or be easy prey for
other predators.

Grizzly cubs could soon become orphaned and left for dead. Protect vulnerable
bears and our planet and make your $27 contribution today.

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[[link removed]]Idaho and Montana have some of the worst hunting practices. They were quick to
reinstate grizzly hunts when the Trump administration briefly removed ESA
protections for the vulnerable species. Now, Wyoming is working to do the same
in order to appease the trophy hunting lobby and private interests who only care
about mining, logging, and drilling for profit.

The premature delisting will cause havoc on grizzly populations, the likes of
which we’ve only seen once before in the direst of circumstances.

Grizzly bears were once abundant, roaming the continental U.S., with as many as
50,000 in the western half. But reckless human activity, like hunting and
trapping, and habitat loss decimated their numbers to as little as 1,000 in the lower 48 states by 1975, when they were finally given Endangered Species Act protections.

Now we are seeing this scenario play out again, Friend.
Private interests are working to remove protections so they can kill bears and
take over the lands they call home -- all to turn a profit. If these attacks are
successful, Big Polluters can wreak havoc on the public lands that are critical
for the recovery of endangered species. We can’t allow history to repeat itself
when we have so much to lose -- bears, their habitats, and the future of our
planet.

Trophy hunters are one step away from killing mama bears. Protect grizzlies,
their babies, and our planet, and make your $27 contribution today.

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[[link removed]]Bears are intelligent creatures who enhance biodiversity, enrich soils, regulate
prey populations, and transport nutrients through different ecosystems as they
make their way through vast swaths of wilderness. The removal of protections
could cause devastating impacts not only on the species but also on their
surrounding environment.

I need you in this fight if bears are going to stand a chance. Your membership
support to Friends of the Earth today will allow us to take a stand against
private interests who want to hunt down vulnerable species like bears, wreak
havoc on their environments, and are contributing to ecological destruction on
our planet.

There is no time to lose. Iconic species like grizzlies are being targeted and need our help. Join the
fight for our precious bears before they are hunted down for sport and profit,
and make your $27 contribution today!

Bear cubs may soon be left to starve or freeze to death. Protect them and our
planet and make your $27 contribution today.

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[[link removed]]Standing with you,
Nicole Ghio
Senior program manager fossil fuels,
Friends of the Earth

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