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

Protests of Downstream to Upstream Water Transfers to Protect Ecosystem Values
Contact: John Horning (505) 988-9126 x1153

Water Quality and Climate Change Adaptation the Focus of National Forest Foundation Grant
Contact: Bryan Bird (505) 988-9126 x1157

Hearing in Santa Fe to Consider a Stay of Outstanding Waters
Contact: Bryan Bird (505)-988-9126 x1157

Mowing Plan Would Eliminate Wildlife Habitat Along 91 Miles of the Rio
Contact: John Horning (505) 988-9126 x1153

Winston, NM. Amidst growing public pressure to ban barbaric traps on public lands in New Mexico,
Contact: Wendy Keefover-Ring 505.988.9126, Ext.1162

Though Exempt from the Rules, Ranchers Consider Clean Water Protection Onerous
Contact: Bryan Bird (505) 988-9126 x1157

WildEarth Guardians presents Telluride MOUNTAINFILM on Tour in Santa Fe
Contact: Terry Flanagan 505-231-5180

More than 700 miles of the states cleanest waters are named Outstanding.
Contact: Bryan Bird (505) 988-9126 x1157

Wildlife Advocates Decry Reckless Wildlife Policy
Contact: Wendy Keefover-Ring (505) 988-9126 x1162

Game & Fish's Kill Quotas for Cougars, Disastrous
Contact: Wendy Keefover-Ring (505) 988-9126 x1162