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

The new rule perpetuates many of the same flaws as its 2015 iteration which was overturned by federal courts in 2018

Last day ruling limits ability of the government to protect clean air, address climate crisis

Massive logging plan on the Kootenai National Forest in northwestern Montana conflicts with Biden’s goal to save carbon-storing trees

Settlement gives Wildlife Services until the end of 2024 to complete a new environmental review of its activities on federal lands, blocking “preventative” killing of wolves and coyotes and placing a long-term moratorium on M-44 "cyanide bomb" use

Fossil fuel expansion undermines Biden’s climate goals, campaign promises

Grant County commissioners voted against renewing a contract with Wildlife Services because the federal program ignored requirements within its last contract

The U.S. Forest Service is using the threat of wildfire to log mature and old growth trees and forests and further harm threatened grizzly bears

Emphasis must be on protecting homes and communities, not more logging and road building across National Forest System lands

Lawsuit is about enforcing the reality that more oil and gas extraction only stands to fuel the climate crisis

Groups seek to reverse Trump administration’s last-minute rule change affecting 11,000 square miles of national forest across Eastern Oregon and Washington