STOP violent trophy hunters from SLAUGHTERING bear cubs!

In 2016, critical Endangered Species protections for grizzly bears were removed. Since then, some states still allow hunters to kill innocent bears using some of the most horrific hunting methods imaginable.

The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service needs to step up and do its job of protecting grizzly bears on a federal level before it’s too late. To do that, we need to make sure the Endangered Species Act remains in place and is strenghtened – it is the line of defense between vulnerable species and trophy hunters with their Big Polluter allies. It allows us to protect threatened species like bears and the lands they roam from utter destruction by fossil fuel polluters.

But we need your urgent help putting pressure on the agency to act immediately. Will you add your name now to help save grizzly bears?

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Dear U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
 
Grizzly bears are at risk of having their federal Endangered Species Act (ESA) protections removed in states like Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming — where many of these beloved animals call home.
 
There are less than 2,000 native North American grizzly bears in the lower 48 states, and removing ESA protections would be detrimental to ensuring their recovery.
 
Grizzlies are already targeted by trophy hunters who savagely bait, trap, and shoot these innocent animals in cold blood. If federal protections are removed, it is likely that these brutal trophy hunting tactics will become even more rampant and will result in excessive, unregulated killing of grizzly bears.
 
In order to ensure the recovery of these iconic species, stronger federal protections are absolutely critical, so I’m urging you today to demand that grizzly bears remain protected under the EndangeredSpecies Act in all states before they go extinct and we lose these native North American treasures forever.
 
Sincerely,

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