About WildEarth Guardians – who we are and what we do
About Us
WildEarth Guardians protects and restores the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers, and health of the American West.
Driven by passion, we’ve tackled some of the West’s most difficult and pressing conservation challenges over the past three decades. We’ve celebrated small victories (banning leghold trapping in the state of Colorado), monumental triumphs (ending logging on more than 21 million acres in the Southwest), and everything in-between.
We’re proof that a group of committed, visionary, idealistic, and passionate caretakers of the wild can take on the most daunting adversaries—and win.
Areas of Work
Our four programs bring people, science, and the law together in defense of the American West.
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Recent Stories
Ushering in a new era of wildlife coexistence
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“Management’ of wolves in Idaho and Montana harkens back to extermination era
President Biden, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, and Congress must take immediate action to restore Endangered Species Act for all gray wolves in the lower 48 states before it’s too late
“Management’ of wolves in Idaho and Montana harkens back to extermination era
President Biden, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, and Congress must take immediate action to restore Endangered Species Act for all gray wolves in the lower 48 states before it’s too late
“Management’ of wolves in Idaho and Montana harkens back to extermination era
President Biden, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, and Congress must take immediate action to restore Endangered Species Act for all gray wolves in the lower 48 states before it’s too late
WildEarth Guardians Press
The Indefensible Violence of Wildlife Killing Contests
Wildlife Killing Contests is—as intended—extremely difficult to watch. The recently released twenty-five-minute documentary, produced by Filipe DeAndrade and Brian Moghari in partnership with Project Coyote, contains graphic footage of animals being callously slain for entertainment and prize money, only to be added to piles of carcasses used for vain photo opportunities.
Read more >Forest Service delays logging project near Yellowstone park
The U.S. Forest Service has delayed a proposed logging project just outside the boundaries of Yellowstone National Park that the agency said was meant to reduce the risk of fire and improve forest health, but that opponents said would harm habitat for grizzly bears, lynx, pine martens and wolverines.
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