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

WildEarth Guardians and Santa Fe Forest Watch filed a lawsuit in federal court on January 6th seeking to halt a salvage logging project that would harm sensitive wildlife on the Santa Fe National Forest

The proposed changes would overturn efforts over the past decade to improve rangeland conditions and reduce the impacts of grazing on watersheds, wildlife, and cultural treasures

We are economists, and we are writing to express our concern about federal and state actions that harm the West's natural environment and, as a result, the economic outlook for this region's workers, families, firms, and communities.

President Bush's approval of the deceptively titled 'Healthy Forests' legislation will increase logging on pristine backcountry forests far removed from communities at risk of forest fire

The purpose of this memorandum is to request comments on the administrative review copy of the Revisions to Grazing Regulations DEIS

Excerpts from the comments on the BLM's new grazing regulations that were prepared by the staff of the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service and suppressed by higher management

In a precedent-setting ruling, a federal judge invalidated seven livestock grazing permits across more than 140,000 acres of national forest land in New Mexico and Arizona

Coalition of conservation and animal protection groups notified the U.S. Forest Service today of their intent to sue the agency over its failure to consult with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect lynx in the Carson and Santa Fe National Forests

WildEarth Guardians filed suit today asserting that the Forest Service is violating the Endangered Species Act by permitting livestock grazing on 14 allotments on more than 275,000 acres in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest

Controversial logging operation would increase the threat of wildfire to nearby residents as well as harm important wildlife habitat at San Juan National Forest Dutton timber sale