Published opinions by WildEarth Guardians

Op-Eds

May 1, 2023

Get rid of all ‘forever chemicals’

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Melissa Troutman, Climate and Energy Advocate

Climate + Energy

#JustTransition, #KeepItInTheGround

Apr 22, 2023

Low Flow Conveyance Channel — an idea that won’t die

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Daniel Timmons, Wild Rivers Program Director

Rivers

#CORiver, #RethinkRivers, #RioGrande

Apr 5, 2023

A dancing bird finally gets some protection

Carlsbad Current Argus | By John Horning, Executive Director

Wildlife

#EndTheWarOnWildlife, #EndangeredSpeciesAct, #SafeguardTheSagebrushSea

Mar 29, 2023

More work remains to ensure lobo survival

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Chris Smith, Wildlife Advocate

Wildlife

#DefendCarnivores, #EndTheWarOnWildlife, #WildlandsForWildlife

Mar 28, 2023

25 years later, we’ve only sort of learned to live with Mexican wolves

AZ Central | By Chris Smith, Wildlife Advocate

Wildlife

#DefendCarnivores, #EndTheWarOnWildlife

Mar 17, 2023

Game Commission fix good for NM wildlife

Albuquerque Journal | By Chris Smith, Wildlife Advocate

Wildlife

#ProtectWhatYouLove, #WildlandsForWildlife

Mar 15, 2023

Shouldn’t kill wolves on public land

The Aspen Times | By Lindsay Larris, Wildlife Program Director

Wildlife

#DefendCarnivores, #EndTheWarOnWildlife, #WildlandsForWildlife

Mar 11, 2023

We can promote resilience in Santa Fe mountain forests

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Lisa Markovchick, Southwest Conservation Advocate and Ecologist

Public Lands, Wildlife

#Climate Forests, #Wildfires, #WildlandsForWildlife

Nov 23, 2022

Wolf hunting, trapping regs are unlawful

Clark Fork Valley Press and Mineral Independent | By Lizzy Pennock, Carnivore Coexistence Advocate

Wildlife

#DefendCarnivores, #EndTheWarOnWildlife, #WildlandsForWildlife

Nov 9, 2022

Montana’s wolf policies are finally, and rightly, getting taken to court

Daily Montanan | By Lizzy Pennock, J.D., Carnivore Coexistence Advocate

Wildlife

#DefendCarnivores, #EndTheWarOnWildlife

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