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

Montana’s efforts to kill 40% of the state’s wolf population this winter move forward

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lists remaining populations of dancing prairie bird as endangered and threatened.

Judge issues temporary restraining order requiring Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to return to several 2020 regulations, curbing some wolf killing

Biden administration will keep harmful Trump era regulations in place for indeterminate period

Motion seeks to prevent “irreparable” wolf killing pending ruling on legality of State’s wolf-hunting policies

Lawsuit alleges State actors flouted law, relied on outdated, unscientific data

Coral reefs near Florida, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands would be safeguarded

Petition urges U.S. Forest Service to fulfill its legal obligation to mandate carnivore coexistence measures in its grazing program, saving wolves, bears, and other carnivores from slaughter

Plan limits wolf population to an average of 320 wolves, whereas top wolf scientists have recommended at least 750 wolves in the wild

Agency knows exactly what it needs to do to further lobo recovery, but unfortunately USFWS won’t do it without being sued over and over again