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Contact WildEarth Guardians – address, phone number, and media contacts
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' Communications Manager, Matthew Koehler, at 406.396.0321 or mkoehler@wildearthguardians.org. Specific inquires can also be made to the program directors below.
Recent Stories
WildEarth Webinar: Fire and Forest Ecology in the American West
Our guests cut through years of misinformation and misdirection to make an impassioned, evidence-based argument for a new paradigm of fire and forest management
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante restored
Let’s all celebrate this monumental win even as we know we’ll need to prepare to defend these special landscapes from future attacks
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante restored
Let’s all celebrate this monumental win even as we know we’ll need to prepare to defend these special landscapes from future attacks
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante restored
Let’s all celebrate this monumental win even as we know we’ll need to prepare to defend these special landscapes from future attacks
WildEarth Guardians Press
Living rivers vital to New Mexico’s 50-year water planning effort
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Read more >Biden Administration Defends Wildlife Services’ Killing of Eight Wolf Pups in Idaho
The Biden administration has defended the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services’ actions in Idaho after the agency preemptively killed eight wolf pups from Idaho’s Timberline pack in response to complaints from a rancher grazing livestock on public lands.
Read more >Study shows southeast New Mexico water gets scarcer in coming decades
Farmers and ranchers in the Pecos River Basin of southeast New Mexico could be in for hotter temperatures and scarcer water in the coming years, per a recent study by the federal Bureau of Reclamation.
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