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Help us end America's war on wildlife

Your donation will help us stop illegal and senseless hunting, trapping, and government-sponsored killing of America's cougars, wolves, coyotes, bears, bobcats, and birds of prey. It will also help people learn how to coexist with wildlife and assist people and pets affected by predator poisons and traps.

Checks may be mailed to Predator Defense, P.O. Box 5446, Eugene, OR 97405.

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Thoughts from Folks Who Know Us

"Creating even incremental change in conservation work these days takes years of sustained pressure. The community is fortunate to have Predator Defense working tirelessly on behalf of predator species and ecological integrity." - Lisa Upson, J.D., Wildlife Advocacy Consultant

"I have worked with Brooks Fahy and Predator Defense for nearly 20 years and have long been impressed with their ability to provide practical, science-based solutions for living with predators. Brooks works tirelessly to engage all stakeholders." - Dr. Rick Hopkins, Sr. Conservation Biologist, Live Oak Assoc., Inc., San Jose, CA

"Predator Defense has been a leader in bringing attention to the harmful use of highly toxic poisons in wildlife management by working with members of Congress to ban the use of Compound 1080 and sodium cyanide in predator control. They have been a staunch advocate for those injured." - Louisa Willcox, reknowned wildlife advocate, formerly with NRDC

"Predator Defense has my undying support and gratitude for their guts and determination in taking on a very nasty Goliath. I greatly hope they will get the support they need to continue this fight for the sake of all of us."- Amanda Wood Kingsley, a sodium cyanide (M-44) victim whose dog was also killed, Port Townsend, WA