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Bears Ears National Monument

Rally for Greater Chaco in Santa Fe

Wildlife threatened by oil and gas development

Fracking on Utah public lands

WildEarth Guardians Press

Lawsuit filed to protect Rio Grande silvery minnow from extinction

Nov 30, 2022

New solutions needed for a living Rio Grande

Wolf hunting, trapping regs are unlawful

Clark Fork Valley Press and Mineral Independent | Nov 23, 2022

The general rifle hunting season opened recently across Montana. Thousands of hunters began pursuing elk and deer with the intention of putting meat in their freezer, hunting with a reverence for the wildlife they are pursuing. But there is another hunt going on, void of respect and with no purpose but to kill. So we sued.

Colorado is set to release its draft wolf reintroduction plan. Here are 6 big questions it could answer

Colorado Public Radio | Dec 2, 2022

It's been more than two years since Colorado voters approved a ballot measure directing the state to reintroduce gray wolves.

Media Inquiries

WildEarth Guardians engages the media to inform, inspire, and activate. You can count on WildEarth Guardians staff members for accurate information and a timely response. For general media inquires, please contact WildEarth Guardians' Media Director, Matthew Koehler, at 406.396.0321 or mkoehler@wildearthguardians.org. Specific inquires can also be made to the program directors below.

Climate & Energy Issues
Jeremy Nichols, Climate and Energy Program Director
303.437.7663 | Email | Follow   

Wild Rivers Issues
Daniel Timmons, Wild Rivers Program Director
505.570.7014| Email | Follow  

Wildlife Issues
Lindsay Larris, Wildlife Program Director
310.923.1465 | Email | Follow   

Wild Places Issues
Andrew Rothman, Wild Places Program Director
303.501.5815 | Email | Follow   

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