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

President Trump had gutted two million acres from these national monuments in 2017, which opened some of the public lands to mining and drilling

Livestock grazing on over 250 million acres of federal public land is a threat to biodiversity and a contributor to the climate crisis

Wolf hunting season opens today in Montana as state eliminated any cap on the number of wolves that can be killed in zones bordering Yellowstone National Park

Imperiled Gunnison sage-grouse also at risk

Groups send Forest Service 60-day notice of intent to sue for failing to consider livestock impacts on threatened bull trout and their critical habitat

Guardians and allies send notice of intent to sue to federal agencies

Program has proven track record creating jobs, saving taxpayer money, protecting clean water, and improving wildlife habitat

Judge faults federal agencies for leaving protection of threatened grizzly bears and bull trout out of the equation

Fossil fuel production on public lands causes about a quarter of U.S. greenhouse gas pollution

Fish and wildlife habitat on the Colville National Forest in northeastern Washington protected by WildEarth Guardians and Conservation Northwest