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

Arch Coal’s Toxic Emissions Contributing to Climate Change, Toxic Smog

Groups Calling on Commission to Adopt Strong New Rules to Protect Health, Set Stage for Transition from Oil and Gas Extraction

Broad Opposition and Additional Time Needed to Evaluate Project Impacts

Sodium cyanide will continue to be used and continue to be a threat to people, pets, and non-target

Another pup is undergoing treatment as private trapping continues to take a toll on endangered species and public lands

2400 public comments result in zero change to rule proposal

Reining in Oil and Gas Extraction Critical for Curbing Carbon Pollution, Protecting Health, Safety

Like the Park’s Namesake Glaciers, Species Threatened by Climate Change; Listing Rule Does Nothing to Combat the Root Cause of Imperilment

Traps have been banned in neighboring states and dozens of countries but not yet in New Mexico

WildEarth Guardians sues Wildlife Services for its failure to look at environmental impact of its killing program since mid-1990s