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Contact Us
WildEarth Guardians’ main office is located in Santa Fe. Address: 301 N. Guadalupe, Suite 201
To contact a specific member of Guardians’ staff, visit our staff page.
For information on volunteering for WildEarth Guardians, visit our volunteer page.
Media Inquiries
WildEarth Guardians engages the media to inform, inspire, and activate. You can count on WildEarth Guardians staff members for accurate information and a timely response. For general media inquires, please contact WildEarth Guardians' Media Director, Matthew Koehler, at 406.396.0321 or mkoehler@wildearthguardians.org. Specific inquires can also be made to the program directors below.
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WildEarth Guardians Press
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Read more >Alma ‘Rosie’ Sanchez: Restoration plan will help us live alongside wolves again
The past three years of my life have been spent talking to people about wolves returning to Colorado. I heard people’s fears and the potential impact on individuals’ livelihood and way of life. I also heard excitement about the possible benefits of returning a native carnivore and living ancestor to their home.
Read more >Judge to state: After 13 years, no more delays on oil, gas air permit action
A judge in Garfield County has ordered state officials to act “without additional delay” on an air-pollution permit application for a large oil and gas waste management facility north of Parachute after failing after more than 13 years to make a decision required within 18 months.
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