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

Livestock grazing on over 250 million acres of federal public land is a threat to biodiversity and a contributor to the climate crisis

Court's decision is another clear signal that the federal oil and gas leasing program continues to discount the serious impacts of oil and gas extraction on public health and the environment

Health of state’s rivers, streams, and riparian areas—and projected impacts to fish and wildlife—not adequately addressed

Rare resident of New Mexico’s high country—an indicator of failing ecosystem health—impacted by climate change and habitat loss

Court rules that the federal government cannot ignore impact of climate change on iconic—and imperiled—Joshua trees

State of New Mexico allowing major oil and gas companies to pollute without legally required permits

USDA-Wildlife Services plans to continue use of traps and poisons and leaves open the possibility of killing wild animals in wilderness

Wolf hunting season opens today in Montana as state eliminated any cap on the number of wolves that can be killed in zones bordering Yellowstone National Park

Draconian new wolf-killing regulations in Montana and Idaho force U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to review status of gray wolves

During extinction crisis, the agency desperately needs an accountable leader who recognizes the urgent need to reverse species extinctions