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

Forest provides habitat for grizzly bear, Canada lynx, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, bull trout, western yellow-bellied cuckoo, and dozens of other species

Colorado’s biggest polluter backs state over lack of progress in reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Despite the Canada lynx’s designation as threatened in 2000, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has never prepared a recovery plan for the lynx

Non-native domestic sheep grazing on the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest puts bighorns at high risk

New Mexicans warned of gruesome sights and danger while on public lands over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend, the two-year anniversary of the death of “Roxy,” the dog who became the namesake for anti-trapping legislation

Importance of coexistence measures for grizzly bear management emphasized as the region strives toward full grizzly bear recovery

Sweeping rollbacks undercut the role of science, transparency, and public input for decisions made on 193 million acres of National Forest System land

Move opens habitat to drilling, fracking, and development across nearly 80,000 square miles in seven western states

Leases threaten sage grouse, climate pollution weeks ahead of Biden’s promised leasing ban

Judge rules sale of oil and gas leases in Wyoming illegal, blocks drilling on 475 square miles