Join our policy team to learn how you can become a catalyst for change, advocating for wildlife crossings in your community and beyond.

Bookworks, the Leopold Writing Program, and Wildlands Network are pleased to present the second event in Bookworks’ new collaborative event series, Writing the Wild: Ben Goldfarb. Join us for a reading, signing, and discussion moderated by Wildlands Network’s Western Program Director, Michael Dax, to celebrate Goldfarb's new book, Crossings: How Road Ecology is Shaping Our Planet.

With 40 million miles on planet Earth, roads have a significant impact on people and animals. While roads are vital to our society, they can also wreak havoc. Each day, a million animals are killed by cars in the United States alone. It’s a topic experts in the field of road ecology are seeking to quantify and mitigate, and it’s a story that award-winning author Ben Goldfarb shares in his latest book, Crossings.

Join us for a special live-stream report out by Dr. Ron Sutherland at the 2023 J.B. & Maurice C. Shapiro Environmental Law Symposium.

You're invited to an evening alongside Wildlands Network staff and professional fine arts and nature photographer Howie Garber.

Wildlands Network’s and the National Parks Conservation Association’s short film “The Search for Safe Passage” will be presented at the 2nd Annual BooneDocs Film Fest.

Join the Swaner Preserve and EcoCenter and Wildlands Network with panelists from Utah Department of Transportation and Utah’s Division of Wildlife Resources to discuss road ecology and wildlife movement in Utah and across the west.

Join Wildlands Network for a discussion on its recently released report showing the top 20 places in North Carolina where wildlife crossings are most needed.

Join us for a virtual discussion with conservationist and author Ignacio Jiménez about his book Effective Conservation: Parks, Rewilding, and Local Development.

Acompáñanos en una conversación virtual con el conservacionista y autor Ignacio Jiménez sobre su libro Effective Conservation: Parks, Rewilding, and Local Development.

From April to June, Wildlands Network held three webinars on wildlife infrastructure projects. This third webinar provided an overview of new, expanded, and existing programs that can be used to pay for animal road crossing structures and other mitigation measures for wildlife.

From April to June, Wildlands Network held three webinars on wildlife infrastructure projects. This second webinar looked at the role of data collection tools, "hotspot" analyses, and public-private partnerships in identifying where to invest in wildlife infrastructure.

Sky Island Alliance, Wildlands Network, and Cuenca Los Ojos are leading conservation organizations working across the U.S.-Mexico border in Southern Arizona and Northern Sonora.

Together, we invite you to a virtual screening of The New Yorker’s short film, AMERICAN SCAR.

From April to June, Wildlands Network held three webinars on wildlife infrastructure projects. This first webinar took a big picture look at the problem, solutions, and benefits of reducing motorist crashes involving wildlife and reconnecting habitat across roadways.

The King's English Bookshop and Wildlands Network are thrilled to present a virtual conversation with author Tony Hiss about his book, Recovering Our Planet: Protecting Half the Land to Heal the Earth.