Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate
Press Releases
Nearly eighty percent of WildEarth Guardians' expenses are allocated to its programs, and their fiscal policies ensure accountability, transparency and quantifiable results.
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The request comes on the cusp of the traditional pardon of a Thanksgiving turkey by the President
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The endangered Rio Grande silvery minnow is deemed one of the key barometers for measuring the Rio Grande's health
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Silvery Minnow Refugium is a simulated river to breed large amounts of fish and release them back into the river
Contact: Sue Vorenberg The Albuquerque Tribune
Collectively, the forest profiles in this report illustrate the poor ecological state of the national forest system, in large part from Forest Service efforts to place private, industrial interests above the interests of the American people.
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Endangered listing and critical habitat designation sought from Fish and Wildlife Service
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Analysis of Over 300 Relevant Studies Shows Industrial Logging is Not the Solution to Forest Insect Outbreaks
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Contrary to the stated conclusion that the project will help reduce spruce beetles, careful scrutiny of the proposed prescriptions suggests that the project may actually increase spruce beetle populations.
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The trust board is putting the cow before the fish, elk, birds and streams. None of the streams flowing through the Valles Caldera National Preserve meet state water quality standards and should be better protected from grazing.
Contact: Albuquerque Journal
Environmentalists fighting for protections for the endangered silvery minnow said the ruling is good news for the Middle Rio Grande.
Contact: Tania Soussan Albuquerque Journal