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

Wildlife advocates, outdoor recreationists, and public lands enthusiasts celebrate enactment of momentous law banning traps, snares, and poisons

Mexican gray wolf population count increases, but lobos are still among rarest species in the southwestern U.S.

Wildlife Services killed 64,131 coyotes, 24,687 beavers, 3,014 foxes, 605 bobcats, 433 black bears, 324 gray wolves, 200 cougars, and 6 endangered grizzly bears

Congress’ final appropriations bill falls short on funding for endangered species protections, Legacy Roads and Trails

With Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming pushing wolves back to the brink of extinction, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must reinstate Endangered Species Act protections

Wildlife advocates decry extractive industry's disproportionate representation

Disappearing prairie fish and its habitat receive Endangered Species Act protections

Gray wolves in the Northern Rockies still face brutal slaughter

Lack of action puts the Sonoran desert tortoise on a collision course with extinction

Nevada Board of Wildlife Commissioners ignored, science, the public, and Department of Wildlife staff in allowing slaughter for cash and prizes to continue