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

Wolverines are trapped on the merry-go-round of extinction and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service needs to put them on the path toward recovery

Imperiled iconic dancing bird in California and Nevada again proposed for Endangered Species Act protection

New federal management rule still falls short on genetic diversity by rejecting science-based reforms

The Seco Creek lobos are raising their young on the public lands of the Gila National Forest where wolves are native wildlife

Imperiled riparian resident of the Desert Southwest slated for listing under the Endangered Species Act

Letter to legislators highlights alarming greater sage-grouse habitat loss and rangewide population decline of nearly 40% since 2002

Legal agreement institutes a hard, legally binding deadline of November 21, 2024 for USFWS to publish a lynx critical habitat rule proposal

Habitat for endangered mouse has been devastated by livestock grazing, water mismanagement, drought, and fire

Wildlife advocates, outdoor recreationists, and public lands enthusiasts celebrate enactment of momentous law banning traps, snares, and poisons

Mexican gray wolf population count increases, but lobos are still among rarest species in the southwestern U.S.