Ending Trapping on Public Lands and Waterways!
Protecting Public Lands, Preserving Wildlife
About Ban Public Land Trapping MN
Founded by outdoor enthusiasts, we work to end mammalian trapping on Minnesota’s public lands and waterways. Our mission focuses on animal welfare, public safety, and restoring access to natural spaces funded by the community.
Our Core Objectives
A clear outline of the key goals driving our campaign to end trapping on Minnesota’s public lands.
Enhancing Animal Welfare
Eliminate cruelty to animals/wonton waste trapping practices that cause unnecessary suffering and reduce wildlife populations, ensuring safer habitats for all species.
Promoting Public Safety
Remove hidden dangers posed by traps on public lands and waterways, safeguarding families, pets, and outdoor enthusiasts from injury.
Supporting Economic Growth
Redirect funds currently spent on managing trapping toward boosting recreational activities and local businesses that depend on healthy ecosystems.
Restoring Ecosystem Balance
End the commercial exploitation of wildlife on public lands to maintain natural predator-prey relationships and preserve biodiversity.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers to common questions about our mission, the impact of trapping on public lands, and ways you can contribute to ending this practice in Minnesota.
What is the main goal of Ban Public Land Trapping MN?
Our primary objective is to prohibit mammalian trapping on Minnesota’s public lands and waterways to protect wildlife, ensure public safety, and preserve natural ecosystems.How does trapping affect public lands and wildlife?
Trapping can cause unnecessary harm to both targeted and non-targeted animals, disrupt ecosystems, and restrict safe access for people and pets on public lands.Can trapping continue on private property?
Yes, trapping on private property remains legal when conducted by property owners or authorized trappers following state regulations; our focus is solely on public lands.How can I support the ban on public land trapping?
You can help by volunteering, donating, advocating for policy changes, and spreading awareness about the consequences of trapping on public lands.What are the economic benefits of banning trapping?
Ending trapping reduces taxpayer costs for wildlife management and encourages increased recreational spending by making public lands safer and more accessible.
How You Can Help
Join our efforts by volunteering, donating, or advocating. Every action contributes to safer public lands and healthier wildlife populations across Minnesota.
