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Every action helps shape the future of mountain lions.

VIDEO: Melani Wright

Their Future Is Being Decided. Your Voice Matters. 

Every year, decisions are made about hunting, trapping, habitat, wildlife crossings, predator control, and how communities respond when lions are seen near people. Mountain lions cannot speak at legislative hearings, wildlife commission meetings, or community forums. They need people who will. 

Whether you contact a decision-maker, respond to an action alert, volunteer, share accurate information, or support MLF’s work, you help ensure that fear and political pressure do not go unanswered. 

Ways to Make a Difference

There are many ways to help.

Protecting mountain lions requires more than any one person or organization can do alone. From advocating for wildlife-friendly policies and supporting conservation through monthly giving to volunteering your time or sharing your experiences, every action contributes to a future where mountain lions and people can thrive together.

Explore the opportunities below to find the action that’s right for you.

Speak Up

Be a voice for mountain lions.

Help influence policies, legislation, and decisions that affect mountain lions, wildlife habitat, and coexistence efforts across North America.

Puma Protectors

Support mountain lions every month.

Join a community of dedicated monthly supporters providing the steady resources needed to protect mountain lions and the landscapes they depend upon.

Volunteer

Share your time and talents.

Explore opportunities to support mountain lion conservation through community engagement, advocacy, outreach, and special projects.

Share Your Story

Help build understanding through your experience.

Personal stories shape public understanding. By sharing your experiences, photos/videos, or reflections, you help replace fear with connection, and show what coexistence looks like in real life.

Partner With Us

Work together for greater impact.

Collaboration strengthens conservation. We partner with researchers, educators, community groups, and organizations that share a commitment to science-based, ethical wildlife protection.

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