Public Invited to Have Their Say on Montana's Wolf Season Proposals
A public comment window offers a chance to speak up for wolves before new hunting and trapping rules are set.
Wildlife officials in Montana are proposing changes to the state's 2026/2027 wolf hunting and trapping season.
The Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Department is inviting members of the public to share their views on the proposals.
Comments are being accepted through 12 August, giving supporters of wolves an opportunity to make their voices heard before decisions are finalised.
The call to action has been highlighted by the Wolf Conservation Center, an Ecoflix partner, which is encouraging people to take part in the process.
Public consultations like this one are a meaningful way for individuals to influence how wildlife is managed, ensuring that a wide range of perspectives is considered.
Every submission adds to the record that officials review, and a strong response can help underline the value people place on protecting wolves.
Those who care about the future of these animals are encouraged to act before the deadline and to spread the word to others who may wish to comment.
You can watch the story of wolf conservation and learn more about the work being done to safeguard these remarkable animals.