
Category
Wildlife
Stories about defending our wildlife’s right to exist and thrive.
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New Mexico public lands will be trap-free starting April 1
This victory took well over a decade of relentless pressure to achieve, and it belongs to everyone who took part in this campaign over the years.
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New Mexico teeters on the edge of a new era of coexistence
Roxy’s Law represents a critical marker on New Mexico’s path to reimagining how we perceive and live with the wildlife that makes this place special
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Guardians and allies launch Silver State Wildlife coalition
Efforts to protect Nevada wildlife are ramping up just as the Nevada Department of Wildlife penalizes Good Samaritans who freed a trapped fox
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Protecting the Sierra Nevada red fox
WildEarth Guardians has intervened in a lawsuit in order to protect the endangered fox from habitat intrusions by snowmobiles
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This is not a moment; it’s a movement
WildEarth Guardians’ 2021 annual report shows how we wielded patience and relentless persistence to make seismic shifts
OpinionThe Wild SideWhy It MattersWildlifeRiversPublic LandsClimate + Energy
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Judge restores gray wolf protections
This is a crucial step in the fight for wolves, but wolves in the Northern Rockies remain unprotected. Here’s what we need from you next.
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Mexican gray wolf recovery tool kit
It’s a critical time for recovery of endangered Mexican gray wolves, so raise your voice to protect and defend lobos
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Our year in review
Here’s just a small taste of what the WildEarth Guardians family of lawyers, campaigners, organizers, and you accomplished this year
C+E Show On HomeOpinionThe Wild SideWhy It MattersWildlifeRiversPublic LandsClimate + Energy
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A dark day in Montana as wildlife officials sink to new lows
Grizzly bears and wolves need our help. Just as the winter descends, spring will also rise. Together, we must return to the light.
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Aerial gunning, cyanide bombs, and traps
New lawsuit launched against Wildlife Services in Nevada: We’re not resting until we end this rogue program’s war on wildlife once and for all