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

An individual may now kill 30 wolves per year in Idaho

Governor Inslee approves advocate appeal, requiring the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to consider better rules for the state’s wolves through the transparent rulemaking process

Combined with a July 31 proposal, these rollbacks would essentially eviscerate the ESA’s ability to protect habitat for threatened and endangered species

Florida, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands Nearshore Waters Need Safeguards

Decision needlessly puts imperiled wildlife at risk

Court finds Army Corps’ dam operations harm salmon and violate the Endangered Species Act

Critic of Wildlife Department Removed Day Before Scheduled Meetings on Revisions to Wolf-killing Protocols

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

New hydropower project would harm Little Colorado River and endangered species

Narrowing the definition of habitat will make it harder to restore degraded areas in order to recover species