If you love animals like I think you do, your help is needed.
It’s been less than a year since the Yellowstone grizzly bear was removed from the protection of the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
Less than a year since these amazing animals were determined to finally be on the road to recovery throughout the state.
So why is Wyoming planning to kill up to 23 of them?
There’s so much Wyoming should be doing to keep these bears’ recovery alive – things like encouraging the expansion of grizzlies’ range.
But instead of saving more bears, Wyoming is preparing to kill them.
Tragically, this could begin to undo more than four decades of work to bring grizzlies back from the brink of extinction.
And what’s worse, a proposed trophy hunting season would even allow for bear baiting in some areas – a shameful practice of luring unsuspecting bears into an…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Baiting wildlife out of the Parks ought to be completely forbidden. This practice is taking the animals away from the American public and other Park visitors, if for no other reason (humane treatment doesn’t count, I guess, anymore). This kind of lazy ‘hunting’ (or more insidious, a deliberate plan to destroy) is not ‘reasonable’ or ‘surprisingly relatable’ in my opinion, and any left-leaning publications or politicians ought to be ashamed for trying to promote that.