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

An individual may now kill 30 wolves per year in Idaho

Suit alleges the Bureau of Land Management violated numerous laws, jeopardizing preservation of a Wilderness Study Area and sensitive wildlife species

Governor Turns Back on Duty to Protect Climate, Achieve Environmental Justice in Colorado

Utah’s largest new water diversion in Colorado River Basin ignites a modern water war, results in veiled threat of litigation by other states

Combined with a July 31 proposal, these rollbacks would essentially eviscerate the ESA’s ability to protect habitat for threatened and endangered species

Governor Inslee approves advocate appeal, requiring the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to consider better rules for the state’s wolves through the transparent rulemaking process

Petition Filed to Ban Spills, Testimony Provided to New Mexico Legislature

Latest Hire Part of Mounting Campaign to Hold Governor Jared Polis Accountable to Climate Action, Climate Justice

Florida, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands Nearshore Waters Need Safeguards

America's National Forests and Grasslands would get fracked with the latest rollback