Articles, op-eds, press releases, photo library, and media inquiries
For the Press
Press Releases
Exploratory mining in southwestern New Mexico continues to threaten sacred sites, endangered species and critical watersheds
Conservation groups request citizen advisory council and public meetings
Data following ‘Roxy’s Law’ implementation shows fewer wildlife and pets caught in traps
Frontline and Indigenous New Mexican youth, elders and advocates are taking to the streets of New York City to challenge the Biden and Lujan Grisham administrations to finally follow through with their promises of real climate action.
New Mexico delegation to join a march of more than 10,000 advocates in New York City
Exploratory mining in southwestern New Mexico continues to threaten sacred sites, endangered species and critical watersheds
Conservation groups request citizen advisory council and public meetings
Data following ‘Roxy’s Law’ implementation shows fewer wildlife and pets caught in traps
Guardians In the News
Missoula Current | Sep 20, 2023
The Missoulian | Sep 20, 2023
E & E News | Sep 18, 2023
NM Political Report | Sep 18, 2023
Carlsbad Current Argus | Sep 15, 2023
Missoula Current | Sep 20, 2023
The Missoulian | Sep 20, 2023
E & E News | Sep 18, 2023
Op-Eds
Albuquerque Journal | Aug 4, 2023
Helena Independent Record | Jun 23, 2023
Albuquerque Journal | Aug 4, 2023
Photo Library
WildEarth Guardians doesn’t just protect the American West—we also photograph it. The images below (and many others) are available for download on our Flickr page for non-commercial use with appropriate attribution.

Bears Ears National Monument

Rally for Greater Chaco in Santa Fe

Wildlife threatened by oil and gas development

Fracking on Utah public lands
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’ Communications Manager, Hannah Smay, at hsmay@wildearthguardians.org. Specific inquires can also be made to the program directors below.