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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.
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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.
Recent Stories

Leader of the pack
Guardians Senior Staff Attorney Jennifer Schwartz stands up for the wondrous wildlife of the West

Help local communities protect the Greater Gila from industrial mining
Canadian mining company Summa Silver Corporation must be stopped in its tracks to defend the Greater Gila

Help local communities protect the Greater Gila from industrial mining
Canadian mining company Summa Silver Corporation must be stopped in its tracks to defend the Greater Gila

Help local communities protect the Greater Gila from industrial mining
Canadian mining company Summa Silver Corporation must be stopped in its tracks to defend the Greater Gila
WildEarth Guardians Press
Statement on Forest Service’s authorization of the Kootenai National Forest’s Black Ram Project
The U.S. Forest Service is using the threat of wildfire to log mature and old growth trees and forests and further harm threatened grizzly bears
Read more >Wishing the Gila Wilderness a Happy 98th Birthday
I’ll be honest: this is meant to be a note wishing the Gila Wilderness a happy 98th birthday today, June 3. But I’m finding it hard to muster a celebratory mood.
Read more >New Regulations In Permian Could Deter Drilling
The EPA is considering a new label for parts of the Permian Basin that could deter or slow oil and gas drilling in certain parts of the prolific Permian Basin.
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