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

In 2019 a federal court rejected the Interior Department’s previous permit authorization

Overwhelming support for confirmation of first Native American as U.S. Secretary of the Department of the Interior

Conservation groups hopeful process will trigger a first look at the climate and biodiversity impacts of public lands livestock grazing

Conservation groups seek to halt Whitney Creek Geotechnical Investigation

Court holds unlawful Trump assault on ten million acres of prime sage grouse habitat

More work lies ahead, but today’s climate orders mark big steps toward a just transition, protecting public lands, and keeping dirty fossil fuels in the ground

The number of trapping incidents reported on public lands is on the rise, especially in rural New Mexico.

On 20-year anniversary, Forest Service Roads Rule remains an unrealized opportunity

Conservation groups and local community hopeful that the scenic and recreational value of the region will remain intact

Trump administration's decision to permit the Northern Corridor Highway flies in the face of the very purpose of that Congress designated Red Cliffs National Conservation Area