MARCHING ON THE CALIFORNIA CAPITOL FOR WOLF PROTECTIONS

On August 14, Women for Wolves partnered with Pacific Wild to march on the California State Capitol in Sacramento in recognition of International Wolf Day. Alongside wildlife advocates, conservation organizations, and community members, we gathered to raise awareness about the threats facing wolves and the importance of protecting native predators. The march highlighted the need for science-based wildlife management, stronger legal protections, and nonlethal approaches to human–wildlife coexistence. Through grassroots mobilization and collaboration with fellow conservation organizations, Women for Wolves continues to amplify public voices in wildlife policy and advocate for a future where wolves and people can thrive together. Our participation reflects our ongoing commitment to connecting communities with conservation through education, advocacy, and collective action. Learn more.