Saskatchewan, a region rich in vibrant wildlife and diverse ecosystems, is in desperate need of your support. For years, wildlife permits included protection and nurturing of our black bears and their cubs. But tragically, this is no longer the case - the Sask Party abruptly revoked these permits, wrongfully categorizing the black bear as a predatory animal. This decision is not grounded in science but based on unjust misrepresentation.

Bears aren't mere numbers or statistics; they share our land and contribute to its biodiversity. And we must speak for those who cannot. Picture this heartbreaking scene: bear cubs, no bigger than a poodle, helpless, sitting next to their deceased mother, crying out for help that will not come. Instead of receiving aid, these innocent, vulnerable creatures are shot by those meant to protect them: our conservation officers. Their lack of empathy and aversion to paperwork leads to the unjustifiable execution of these bears, a wrong we have witnessed firsthand.

This is not conservation; it is a brutality we must stand against. The myth of the black bear as a threat has been debunked by countless researches. Various studies show that black bears are generally shy and tend to avoid humans, contradicting the Sask Party's baseless claim of them being predatory.

We call on all who care about wildlife, about justice, about the future of our ecosystems, to stand with us. Demand that the Green Party in Saskatchewan, and all parties involved, reinstate the wildlife permits that include black bears and their cubs. Together, let's ensure that all young animals receive the chance at life they deserve. It's time to uphold the truth about our native wildlife, and rescue not only these bears, but also the integrity of our conservation practices. Please, sign this petition today.