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

Plan to sell federal lands to enable coal plant expansion pulled after Interior appeals board finds problems with BLM’s environmental analysis

Reconstructing Northern Idaho Road Threatens Grizzly Bears, Caribou, Lynx

Trump administration announced today that it will release new plans to slash protections for the dwindling greater sage grouse

37 Conservation Groups Request more time to comment on proposed rule changes

Events to include VIP press conference, citizens rally, and panel discussion to coincide with Trump administration public hearing in Denver * Action expected to draw hundreds, will include visually impactful signs and banners, and diverse voices

New Management Plans Ignore Tribes, Courts and the Public

Public lands grazing is responsible for destruction of wildlife habitat, streams, and the increase in invasive weeds across the West.

Ninety-one conservation, sportsmen, and faith-based groups, representing more than 3.9 million Americans, submitted letter to Interior Secretary David Bernhardt

Ruling throws out the ranchers’ permit on four allotments in eastern Oregon until the Bureau of Land Management does a proper environmental analysis.

Like the Park’s Namesake Glaciers, Species Threatened by Climate Change; Listing Rule Does Nothing to Combat the Root Cause of Imperilment