Grizzly bears are one of North America's most iconic species, yet they still occupy only a small fraction of their historic range in the Lower 48 states. While decades of conservation under the Endangered Species Act have helped populations recover, many remain isolated, vulnerable to habitat fragmentation, and increasingly threatened by political efforts to weaken federal protections.

Recent actions by the Trump administration to shift greater management authority to states have raised serious concerns among scientists, Tribal Nations, and conservation organizations. States have repeatedly advocated for expanded hunting and reduced federal oversight, despite the fact that grizzly recovery is not complete.

Congress has the power to defend America's wildlife by supporting strong Endangered Species Act protections, opposing efforts to weaken grizzly bear recovery, and ensuring that conservation decisions remain grounded in science.

Send a message today urging your elected officials to stand up for grizzly bears before decades of recovery are put at risk.