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

Suit alleges the Bureau of Land Management violated numerous laws, jeopardizing preservation of a Wilderness Study Area and sensitive wildlife species

America's National Forests and Grasslands would get fracked with the latest rollback

Agency “categorically excluded” tree cutting, burning, and road construction on over 3.7 million acres from any serious environmental review and public input in just first quarter of 2020

Decision needlessly puts imperiled wildlife at risk

The agency's "leap-first, look-later approach" will further imperil species such as the threatened Canada lynx

Flathead Forest Plan favors resource extraction over grizzly bears, Canada lynx, wolverine, and bull trout

Archaic trapping rules currently put people and pets at risk in the outdoors

The Trump administration's latest environmental rollback is a brazen attempt to cut the public voice out of government decision-making.

The Bi-State sage-grouse population is isolated from all other sage-grouse populations in a unique area in the Mono Basin along the California-Nevada border

Drinking Water Providers Partnership grants benefit clean water, people, salmon, and trout