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Wildlife Impact
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Protecting wildlife & ecosystems via research, evidence-based evaluation, capacity building & advocacy. Fans of biodiversity, protected areas, clean energy, social & environmental justice, democracy, civil rights. Our office cats are strictly indoors.
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Now the Trump Administration is trying to get rid of it.

Public comments are open and will close this Friday. I encourage you to make sure your voice is heard:
Special Areas; Roadless Area Conservation; National Forest System Lands
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is initiating an environmental impact statement (EIS) and rulemaking concerning management of inventoried roadless areas on approximately 44.7 million acres of Natio...
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September 17, 2025 at 8:09 PM
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We can't let this happen. Send a comment to the US Forest Service telling them that our forests need the Roadless Area Conservation Rule.

Take Action! sc.org/Roadless/Rule
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September 3, 2025 at 7:05 PM
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Hi, we're Wildlife Impact, a nonprofit of conservation scientists. We do evidence-based analysis of conservation effectiveness & impacts, guidance on responsible wildlife translocation, and participatory stakeholder engagement to improve conservation outcomes. doi.org/10.1371/jour..., bit.ly/41M0Cij
A collage of photos of Wildlife Impact activities - clockwise from top, (1) a group of 18 people standing outside a building during a monitoring and evaluation meeting, (2) a woman in a blue and white dress presenting a conference talk on responsible wildlife translocation, (3) a circle of seated people - a scientist interviewing local community members about wildlife encounters - with several observers standing nearby, (4) a group of 8 people in colorful clothes standing against a wall with yellow letters saying "Jabatan Hidupan Liar Sabah" (Sabah Wildlife Department) for a meeting on orangutan conservation action, (5) a man and two women are looking at an enclosure holding a primate at a sanctuary in a forested area (part a sanctuary strategic planning workshop), and in the center, a group of 11 children huddling together and smiling for the camera in a village in Maiombe National Park, Angola. A group of 5 people seated around a table with laptops and binoculars, working on evaluating the cost and conservation effectiveness of orangutan protection interventions, with the occasional bit of birdwatching on the side. Clockwise, Dr. Emily Massingham (Wildlife Impact/University of Queensland), Dr. Marc Ancrenaz (HUTAN), Professor Truly Santika Rintanen (University of Greenwich), Julie Sherman (Wildlife Impact) and Professor Erik Meijaard (Borneo Futures).
August 20, 2025 at 8:55 PM