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

Non-native domestic sheep grazing on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest puts bighorns at high risk

New Mexicans warned of gruesome sights and danger while on public lands over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the two-year anniversary of the death of “Roxy,” the dog who became the namesake for anti-trapping legislation

Sweeping rollbacks undercut the role of science, transparency, and public input for decisions made on 193 million acres of National Forest System land

Trump plan threatens 43 million tons of climate pollution ahead of Biden’s promised leasing ban

The timber sale would allow 21 huge clearcuts, including one nearly a half square mile

Private, commercial traps will be hidden across Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, and State lands until mid-March

Ruling affirms protections for some of wildest landscapes in continental United States

Agreement highlights the importance of a strong Endangered Species Act, strong National Environmental Policy Act, and the ability of citizens to hold their government accountable

The decisions allow fossil fuel extraction, mining and other industrialization across millions of acres of public lands in 11 states

“At worst…the disappearance of these important units of critical habitat designation could result in the irreversible extinction of the remaining Jumping Mouse populations,” says Judge.