Published opinions by WildEarth Guardians

Op-Eds

Apr 6, 2022

The simple, big reason Colorado’s rivers are drying up

The Colorado Sun | By Jen Pelz, Wild Rivers Program director

Rivers

#CORiver, #LivingRivers, #RethinkRivers

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

Jun 16, 2021

The Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act will help achieve 30×30 goals

Missoulian | By John Horning, Executive Director

Public Lands, Rivers

#EcosystemRestoration, #LivingRivers, #PublicLandsInPublicHands, #RethinkRivers, #WildlandsForWildlife

Nov 21, 2020

Unleash a desert river and its wisdom

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Jen Pelz, Wild Rivers Program Director

Rivers, Wildlife

#EndTheWarOnWildlife, #LivingRio, #LivingRivers, #ReviveTheRio, #RioGrande, #StopExtinction

Nov 11, 2020

Sacred Water

Santa Fe Reporter | By Leia Barnett, Greater Gila Campaigner

Rivers

#GreaterGila, #LivingRivers

Aug 18, 2020

A Child of Drought: On Climate Resilience, Community, and Love

Counter Punch | By Leia Barnett, Greater Gila Campaigner

Climate + Energy, Rivers, Wildlife

#GreaterGila, #LivingRivers, #WildlandsForWildlife

May 23, 2020

Action at a distance could save the planet

Santa Fe New Mexican | By John Horning, Executive Director

Climate + Energy, Rivers, Wildlife

#KeepItInTheGround, #ProtectWhatYouLove, #RunningForOurLives

Feb 15, 2020

Reforming expectations to save Western rivers

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Jen Pelz, Wild Rivers Program Director

Rivers

#GreaterGila, #LivingRivers, #RethinkRivers

Apr 20, 2019

Trump’s dirty water rule threatens my desert home

Santa Fe New Mexican | By Galen Hecht, WildEarth Guardians: Rio Grande Campaigner

Rivers

#LivingRivers, #RethinkRivers

Apr 10, 2019

Clean Water rollback a nightmare for Rio Grande

Albuquerque Journal | By Jen Pelz, Wild Rivers Program Director and Rio Grande Waterkeeper

Rivers

#LivingRivers

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