Still a long road ahead to protect public health and the environment

New federal rule recognizes that small, intermittent streams can have big water quality impacts

Samantha Ruscavage-Barz lays down the law for the Wild as WildEarth Guardians legal director

Daniel Timmons makes his mark at Guardians, first as a staff attorney and now as director of our Wild Rivers program

We’re building a people-powered movement across Colorado for wildlife coexistence, preservation of wild places, water equity, and climate justice.

Living rivers need your voice, so please speak out during National Rivers Month

WildEarth Guardians’ 2021 annual report shows how we wielded patience and relentless persistence to make seismic shifts

Here’s just a small taste of what the WildEarth Guardians family of lawyers, campaigners, organizers, and you accomplished this year

Javier Gallegos traveled from northern New Mexico to El Paso, Texas documenting the ecological impacts of the drying Rio Grande, but also capturing the ways that humans connect with this artery of life

Our lawsuit victory leads to a cascade of of positive actions for threatened wild Chinook salmon and winter steelhead