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

"Per Julie, please make the pd (prairie dog) finding negative''

WildEarth Guardians opposes the permitted depredation hunt

Catron County orders endangered wolf killed

After hearing of Catron County's intent to remove the Durango Pack's pregnant alpha female from the Blue Range Wolf Recovery Area, a coalition of conservation groups have called on the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service to stop illegal killing in its tracks

The government has named livestock grazing as a predominant threat to the loach minnow and spikedace

WildEarth Guardians filed a notice of intent to sue if public lands livestock grazing is not soon re-examined on over 520 miles of critical habitat for two threatened fish species.

Ranchers, scientists and outdoorsmen are uniting to oppose oil and gas drilling on southern New Mexico's Otero Mesa

Dry riverbed rarely flows

Here are six steps to get us started to shift into a new relationship with our river

The major threat to the future of the Santa Fe River is the outdated assumption that a flowing river is a waste of water