| Dear clint,
What if I told you that you could help secure more than 8,000 acres of land for the San Mateo pack of Mexican wolves to roam freely and safely?
WildEarth Guardians is paying a public lands rancher to retire his national forest grazing permit—once and for all. Doing so means wolves won’t be slaughtered for killing cows on that piece of public land, because there won’t be any cows on that land.
Today I’m asking you to support this WildEarth Guardians initiative. And it’s only $10 an acre. We’ve raised over $15,000 toward our $20,000 goal and we have a donor who has stepped up and agreed to match up to $20,000. You can DOUBLE your impact by donating now.
We’ve done this before. In 2014, we completed our first grazing retirement, resulting in 44 square miles of now livestock-free and wolf-friendly public lands in the heart of the wild Southwest.
With only 113 Mexican wolves left in the wild at last count, we don’t have much time. Our innovative solution, pioneered by WildEarth Guardians, addresses the number one threat to wolves: conflict with public lands ranchers.
Donate $10, $20, or $50 before September 15th and help provide safety for the San Mateo pack. With your help we can ensure Mexican wolves have a better future. |
John Horning, Executive Director
150billionandrising.com 