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The groups filed to intervene in cases in North Dakota, Alaska, and today in Utah.
The U.S. Forest Service has received more than 1 million comments over four comment periods urging it to protect mature and old-growth trees and forests from logging.
Community, Tribal, and environmental groups filed a motion today to defend the Bureau of Land Management’s new public lands rule.
“This agreement can be a first step in a much-needed larger effort to reconnect wildlife and their habitat in the region," said Chris Krupp, a public lands attorney with WildEarth Guardians.
Advocates will go to court to protect critical connective ecosystem for grizzly bears
Southwestern New Mexico and the Florida Mountains represent one of the last big, wild places in the U.S.
Agency announces it will “revise or remove” Endangered Species Act Protections by 2026
The U.S. Forest Service must fulfill the direction of President Biden’s Executive Order to protect mature and old-growth forests for the climate, clean water and imperiled species.
Forest Service Ignores Climate Benefits of Large, Old Trees
Seventy-seven land-use plans proposed by the BLM threaten 69 million acres of greater sage grouse habitat.