Nonprofit
Western Wolf Coalition
About Us
The member organizations of the Western Wolf Coalition agree with most westerners that the next important step in wolf recovery is to transfer management to the states. To make that happen, though, the people of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming must press for sound management plans—plans based not on rhetoric or politics, but on the volumes of scientific data collected over the past decade and a half.
Toward that end, the Western Wolf Coalition works with biologists, hunters, ranchers, tribal leaders and other citizens to inform the public about wolf behavior and patterns, and reduce wolf-related conflicts. Our goal? To ensure a healthy, sustainable population of wolves managed responsibly by the states in the same way other game species have been managed for decades.
The member organizations of the Western Wolf Coalition agree with most westerners that the next important step in wolf recovery is to transfer management to the states. To make that happen, though, the people of Idaho, Montana and Wyoming must press for sound management plans—plans based not on rhetoric or politics, but on the volumes of scientific data collected over the past decade and a half.
Toward that end, the Western Wolf Coalition works with biologists, hunters, ranchers, tribal leaders and other citizens to inform the public about wolf behavior and patterns, and reduce wolf-related conflicts. Our goal? To ensure a healthy, sustainable population of wolves managed responsibly by the states in the same way other game species have been managed for decades.
Cause Areas Include
- Animals
- Environment & Sustainability
Location
- Bozeman, MT None, United States
