Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate
Press Releases
Cattle and Sheep Permitted Numbers in Arizona and New Mexico 1909-1995
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
Compromise: Congress grandfathered in grazing allotments and their associated ''improvements,'' making domestic livestock a more permanent part of wilderness
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
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
Pombo's privatization of public lands bid is dead for now
Contact: James W. Brosnan Albuquerque Tribune
A congressional plan allowing the sale of millions of acres of public lands could do permanent harm to everything from agriculture and the environment - The plan is based on "absurd economics"
Contact: Jennifer Talhelm
The USFS has failed to convince these residents that the assumed benefits outweigh the real damages associated with this project, and has turned to misrepresentation, intimidation and the manipulation of public anxieties about fire and water resources.
Contact: Paul Davis Bud Latven
Nearly eighty percent of WildEarth Guardians' expenses are allocated to its programs, and their fiscal policies ensure accountability, transparency and quantifiable results.
Contact: WildEarth Guardians
A group of residents along with WildEarth Guardians have filed a formal objection to a Cibola national forest plan for forest thinning in the Tajique watershed
Contact: Mountain View Telegraph