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

Conflicts triggered by livestock grazing in wildlife habitat are a major cause of death for species including wolves, grizzly bears, and coyotes

Lawsuit follows years of inaction by the Forest Service to prevent livestock from illegally entering the Preserve

Concerns remain about source population fragility

State failed to require adequate monitoring of toxic pollution from Arch Coal’s West Elk Mine

Protecting the wildlife, habitat, water, and cultural resources of the Gila Wilderness and surrounding wild, yet unprotected, landscape of the Greater Gila region

“If we want ecosystem resilience, healthy salmon runs, and cooler, cleaner water, this is the obvious step,” said Ryan Talbott, Pacific Northwest Conservation Advocate with WildEarth Guardians.

100,000 petition signatures delivered to Sec. Haaland as grizzly bear images light up Interior Building

Species threatened by climate change, livestock grazing, drought, invasive species, development

Victory — BLM decision will keep nearly 6 billion tons of highly polluting coal in the ground

Agency repeatedly rubber-stamped livestock grazing despite acknowledging its harms