Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate
Press Releases
Compromise: Congress grandfathered in grazing allotments and their associated ''improvements,'' making domestic livestock a more permanent part of wilderness
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
Cattle and Sheep Permitted Numbers in Arizona and New Mexico 1909-1995
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
The trust must develop a comprehensive plan that protects natural and cultural resources within the preserve before deciding how much grazing is healthy for the entire system
Contact: Laura Paskus Santa Fe Reporter
The trust must develop a comprehensive plan that protects natural and cultural resources within the preserve before deciding how much grazing is healthy for the entire system
A coalition of environmentalists including WildEarth Guardians is appealing a government plan that would use herbicides to kill weeds in the Santa Fe and Carson national forests
Residents of the affected area - the Tajique watershed - objected strenuously to the plan and the USFS has decided to take another hard look
Contact: John Brennan Mountain View Telegraph
Forest Service Tajique Watershed Restoration Plan Needs Review
Contact: Mountain View Telegraph
President Bush's so-called 'Healthy Forest' policy has been dealt another major setback in New Mexico
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
NM state Water Quality Control Commission votes to designate Valle Vidal streams and lakes as Outstanding National Resource Waters, a classification allowed under the federal Clean Water Act that prohibits further degradation in water quality
Contact: John Arnold Albuquerque Journal
Pombo's privatization of public lands bid is dead for now
Contact: James W. Brosnan Albuquerque Tribune