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

Conservation groups seek to halt Whitney Creek Geotechnical Investigation

Court holds unlawful Trump assault on ten million acres of prime sage grouse habitat

Supporters cheer step forward to protect public health, environment, and freshwater from toxic fracking waste

Ruling underscores need for Biden administration to reform federal coal management

Hard choices required to prevent ecosystem collapse and species extinction

Fragmented, small populations need more habitat connectivity and a tear down of the border wall for survival

Video comes at the same time the New Mexico legislature is considering Roxy’s Law, a bill that would ban cruel traps across the state’s public lands

"Roxy's Law" would outlaw traps, snares, and wildlife poisons on public lands in New Mexico

Bill would pause the state’s approval of new fracking permits for four years and complements recent federal actions to move beyond dirty fossil fuels

More work lies ahead, but today’s climate orders mark big steps toward a just transition, protecting public lands, and keeping dirty fossil fuels in the ground