Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate

Proposal called for 4,600 acres of clearcuts, bulldozing up to 56 miles of roads on public lands just outside of Yellowstone National Park

Bureau of Land Management approved the mine in 2019 on 1,559 acres of ecologically important public land that’s essential to the imperiled greater sage grouse and other species

U.S. Forest Service plan for 4,600 acres of clearcuts and bulldozing 56 miles of roads on public lands just outside Yellowstone National Park threatens grizzly bears and Canada lynx

Legacy Roads and Trails legislation introduced for clean water, connected habitat, and jobs

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland reinstates moratorium on coal leasing, sets stage for climate accountability

Government’s analysis failed to account for impacts to grizzly bears, bighorn sheep, and other vulnerable wildlife

Iconic singer/songwriter Carole King to join Guardians to discuss the bold Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act

Agreement with USDA’s Wildlife Services curbs killing of cougars, bears, and other native species

New law represents a monumental victory for native wildlife and public lands

The rancher responsible for the brutal death of young Mexican gray wolf "Mia Tuk" lost his case this week against the Gila National Forest