The Official Action Center of WildEarth Guardians

The vast majority of public lands in the American west are permitted for commercial livestock grazing. While the managing agency is required to conduct an analysis of the environmental impacts of cattle grazing, these analyses are frequently inadequate and overlook the impacts of livestock grazing.

Under a proposal out for comment right now, up to 97% of all public lands in the Carlsbad Field Office of New Mexico would be opened to fracking. Tell the Bureau of Land Management to protect our public lands!

The federal government spent your tax dollars to kill almost 1.6 million native animals last year. Tell Congress enough is enough.

The Endangered Species Act is our country’s most essential environmental law protecting plants and animals. Yet some members of Congress want to weaken the law and clear a path for industry to mine, log, and drill away our natural heritage.

An estimated 120,000 miles of oil and gas pipelines on American public lands are illegally going uninspected, putting our health, our safety, our climate, and more at risk. This has to stop. Sign the petition today calling for legally required inspections and for restraint.

Lend your voice to the “Limiting Inhumane Federal Trapping (LIFT) for Public Safety Act” (H.R. 5954), which will ban almost all trapping on our public lands, including prohibiting federal employees from using inhumane and indiscriminate “body-gripping” traps to kill our precious wildlife.

Tri-State Generation and Transmission provides power to 43 co-ops in Colorado, Nebraska, New Mexico, and Wyoming. If you’re a member of a Tri-State co-op, now is your chance to demand clean and affordable renewable energy.

The Bureau of Land Management hasn’t made sure the Wild & Scenic Rio Grande is protected. Ask Senator Udall to secure funding for the river.

The so-called “Sportsmen’s Bill” would pave the way for “recreational” slaughtering of Great Lakes wolves. Tell your Senators to vote no on this atrocity.

Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo, New Mexico, is proposing to expand its airspace over the Gila and Aldo Leopold Wilderness Areas and other portions of the Gila National Forest. We don’t need supersonic jets disturbing our wildlife.

For far too long our federal government has used our hard-earned tax dollars to slaughter native wildlife on our public lands. Tell your representatives this all-out war on wildlife and public safety must stop today.