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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
Judge allows wolf trapping and hunting in Montana to resume
Montana’s effort to kill 40% of the state’s wolf population this winter moves forward, including near Yellowstone and Glacier national parks
The Permian basin needs clean air
With smog soaring to dangerous levels, action needed to rein in pollution
Yellowstone wolves in Montana get some breathing room
Judge issues temporary restraining order curbing some wolf hunting and trapping in Montana
WildEarth Guardians Press
Lawsuit filed to protect Rio Grande silvery minnow from extinction
New solutions needed for a living Rio Grande
Read more >Wolf hunting, trapping regs are unlawful
The general rifle hunting season opened recently across Montana. Thousands of hunters began pursuing elk and deer with the intention of putting meat in their freezer, hunting with a reverence for the wildlife they are pursuing. But there is another hunt going on, void of respect and with no purpose but to kill. So we sued.
Read more >Colorado is set to release its draft wolf reintroduction plan. Here are 6 big questions it could answer
It's been more than two years since Colorado voters approved a ballot measure directing the state to reintroduce gray wolves.
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