Published opinions by WildEarth Guardians

Op-Eds

Jul 22, 2022

Large Trees, Bad Projects

Counter Punch | By Andrew Rothman, Wild Places Program Director

Public Lands

#Climate Forests, #PublicLandsInPublicHands

Jun 3, 2022

Wishing the Gila Wilderness a Happy 98th Birthday

Counter Punch | By Leia Barnett, Greater Gila Campaigner

Public Lands, Rivers

#GreaterGila, #PublicLandsInPublicHands, #WildlandsForWildlife

Mar 18, 2022

Protecting the Endangered Sierra Nevada Red Fox

Counter Punch | By Chris Krupp, Public Lands Attorney

Public Lands, Wildlife

#EndTheWarOnWildlife, #WildlandsForWildlife

Mar 4, 2022

Act Now to Strengthen the America the Beautiful Initiative

Counter Punch | By Andrew Rothman, Wild Places Program Director

Public Lands, Rivers

#LivingRivers, #ProtectWhatYouLove, #PublicLandsInPublicHands

Jan 26, 2022

USFS cannot log its way out of the climate crisis

Idaho Mountain Express | By Adam Rissien, Rewilding Advocate

Public Lands

#Wildfires

Nov 9, 2021

Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill directs vital funding to national forests roads

YubaNet.com | By WildEarth Guardians, A Force for Nature

Public Lands

#EcosystemRestoration, #PublicLandsInPublicHands, #Rewilding, #WildlandsForWildlife

Oct 4, 2021

Public Lands Open to Livestock Grazing Should Not Count Toward 30×30 Goals

Counter Punch | By Andrew Rothman, Wild Places Program Director

Public Lands

#PublicLandsInPublicHands

Aug 20, 2021

Lawmakers must tackle the main driver of wildfires – the climate crisis

Missoula Current | By Adam Rissien, Rewilding Advocate

Public Lands

#PublicLandsInPublicHands, #WildlandsForWildlife

Jul 20, 2021

Logging without laws lives again

Missoulian | By Adam Rissien, Rewilding Advocate

Public Lands, Wildlife

#PublicLandsInPublicHands, #WildlandsForWildlife

Jun 25, 2021

We Can’t Fireproof Fire-Dependent Forests, But We can Fireproof Homes

Counter Punch | By Adam Rissien, Rewilding Advocate

Climate + Energy, Public Lands

#KeepItInTheGround, #PublicLandsInPublicHands, #Rewilding

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WildEarth Guardians protects and restores the wildlife, wild places, wild rivers, and health of the American West.

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