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News
Short, timely, of-the-moment snippets about the latest Guardians happenings.
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21 Years of Gathering for the Wild: Highlights from the Guardians Gala
Santa Fe Event brought together a diverse group of passionate supporters, some of whom have been Guardians since 1989
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A Retreat to Jump Forward
Guardians gathered to connect with one another, reflect on past triumphs, and develop a strategic plan to guide the organization into the future.
NewsThe Wild SideWhy It MattersWildlifeRiversPublic LandsClimate + Energy
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WildEarth Guardians shines at annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference
Our brilliant staff are leading the charge to protect wildlife, safeguard Western forests, and strengthen our movement
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Get to know Hop Hopkins, Guardians’ new Executive Director
We’re excited to welcome Hop to Guardians—and think you will be too!
NewsWhy It MattersWildlifeRiversPublic LandsClimate + EnergyFeatured
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Another whirlwind legislative session underway in New Mexico
Guardians head to the Roundhouse to defend water, wildlife, wild places and a better future for New Mexico
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Florida Mountains Mining Proposal – Sample Comment Letter
Tell BLM to analyze environmental impacts of new mining proposal in the Florida Mountains
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Legacy Roads and Trails program provides opportunities for rewilding our national forests
Forest Service road system is unsustainable and the agency must make significantly reducing its footprint a top priority.
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Major concerns remain with recently approved project in the Lolo National Forest
Project would include commercial timber harvesting, thinning, slashing, and prescribed burning within a 16,879-acre area west of Missoula
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Webinar—Climate Forests: the case for protecting ancient forests
Please join us for a virtual conversation discussing how mature and old-growth forests are critical to solving the climate and biodiversity crises
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Elk and lynx among iconic wildlife in Colorado being impacted by motorized winter recreation
Spring is a time when migrating wildlife combined with high-powered snowmobiles creates a situation ripe for conflict in Colorado’s national forests.