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Fighting for the Prairies

Fight for Colorado’s prairies and wildlife!

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Our Mission

Prairie Protection is dedicated to advocating for the preservation and restoration of prairie communities across the Western region, ensuring the vitality of grassland habitats and the diverse wildlife they sustain. Through grassroots activism, we prioritize the protection of prairie dogs and their associated plant and wildlife communities, striving for a harmonious balance between conservation efforts and sustainable development.

Current Issues

ban bobcat trapping, stop fur trapping

State Wildlife Alliance

Join a passionate community dedicated to advocating for Colorado's incredible wildlife! From bobcats and coyotes to prairie dogs and mountain lions, our group works together to ensure these iconic species thrive. Through open discussions, strategy sessions, and collaborative efforts, we explore effective ways to persuade policymakers to take meaningful actions that protect and preserve Colorado's wildlife. Whether you're a seasoned advocate or just starting your conservation journey, your voice matters. Together, we can make a difference! Meetings are welcoming, inclusive, and focused on driving positive change. Let’s work together for the wildlife we love.

Advancing Prairie Dog Protections

Currently, Colorado labels Prairie Dogs as "destructive rodent pest" and as a "nuisance "species. Prairie Protection Colorado is working on challenging the listing of prairie dogs under the nuisance wildlife laws in Colorado. Prairie dogs are scientifically recognized as a keystone species of the prairies and is clearly not a nuisance. By labeling the prairie dog as a "destructive rodent pest" and allowing this species to be classified as a "nuisance" species, prairie dogs are disqualified from any animal cruelty laws or protections and encourages and allows for the poisoning, shooting and reckless slaughter of their families and prairie communities. Changing this label that has been placed upon the prairie dog would enforce changes across the state that would require their protection.

Working to Ban Rodenticides

Prairie Protection Colorado is working to ban rodenticides which are used to kill prairie dogs and other rodents. These pesticides also find themselves into the food chain killing raptors, and compromising foxes and coyotes. This ultimately makes them extremely vulnerable to horrible diseases like mange, a parasitic skin infection. If not treated, this disease is fatal. Worth noting it is currently illegal to treat coyotes and foxes for mange. Prairie Protection Colorado sees this as an important issue to tackle for the safety of our state's prairie dogs and predators.

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Prairie Protection Colorado is a registered 501(c)(4) nonprofit corporation.

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Phone: 720-722-1691
Email: prairieprotectioncolorado@gmail.com
Mailing Address:  PO Box 497, Sedalia, Colorado 80135 USA

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