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Who We Are
For over 30 years, WildEarth Guardians has worked to protect and restore the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers, and health of the American West. We believe in the intrinsic rights of nature, the blessings of diversity, the critical role of bold action, and the belief that citizens’ voices are essential—on the streets, in the halls of Congress, and in the courtroom—to address the nature and climate crises.
Our Programs
Wildlife
For the sake of threatened wildlife, we are relentless advocates, reformers, and voices for the vulnerable.
Wild Places
We are working diligently to protect, restore, and connect the vast landscapes of the American West.
Rivers
Rivers across the American West are in crisis, which is why we are fighting to restore these vital arteries of life.
Climate + Energy
To take bold climate action, we must stop leasing America’s public lands and waters to the fossil fuel industry.
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Brave New Wild Blog
EPA’s proposed limits on forever chemicals a step toward safer and less toxic water
Still a long road ahead to protect public health and the environment
The fate of threatened Joshua Tree in limbo due to government failure to do more
Guardians is forced to explore whether another round of litigation is needed
Help us to Oppose Montana House Bill 372
HB 372 would open the door for catastrophic consequences to our native wildlife, providing a right to “hunt, fish, trap, and harvest wild fish and wildlife.”
WildEarth Guardians Press
Department of Interior moves to protect mature and old-growth trees and forests from logging
Wide-ranging rule will include Bureau of Land Management forest policies
Read more >More work remains to ensure lobo survival
This week marks the 25th anniversary of the first Mexican wolves being reintroduced into the wilds of the United States. And the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently released its annual count of lobos in New Mexico and Arizona.
Read more >Jared Polis supports Endangered Special Act rule, but not Colorado bill tied to it
While Gov. Jared Polis backs the state Division of Parks and Wildlife obtaining a rule allowing Colorado to move forward on its plan to reintroduce wolves, a spokesman said today he does not support the process outlined in a bill introduced yesterday.
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