Stopping Wildlife Services from Killing Wolves in Oregon

Jan 30, 2016 | Wildlife

Stopping Wildlife Services from Killing Wolves in Oregon Wildlife Services is a stand-alone federal extermination program under the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that kills roughly 4 million animals per year, including wolves, bears, otters, foxes, coyotes,...

Protecting the Kaibab National Forest from Cross-Country Motorized Travel

Jan 25, 2016 | Wildlands

Protecting the Kaibab National Forest from Cross-Country Motorized Travel The Kaibab National Forest contains three geographically distinct ranger districts, all with extensive road systems. One ranger district sits on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, one ranger...

VICTORY! Protecting Puget Sound Chinook Salmon, Bull Trout, and Steelhead

Nov 25, 2015 | Wildlife

VICTORY! Protecting Puget Sound Chinook Salmon, Bull Trout, and Steelhead The Puyallup River originates in glaciers along the slopes of Mount Rainier in the Cascade Mountains in Washington and flows through lands owned by the Puyallup Tribe to Commencement Bay in...

Restoring the Similkameen River by Removing Enloe Dam

Sep 14, 2015 | Wildlands

Restoring the Similkameen River by removing Enloe Dam Until 2019, the Okanagon Public Utility District planned to re-energize north-central Washington’s dormant Enloe Dam, a 54-foot concrete wall blocking hundreds of miles of upstream salmon and steelhead...

Judge Fails to Halt Fracking in Greater Chaco

Aug 18, 2015 | News Release, Protecting Chaco Canyon From Fracking

Northwest New Mexico Oil Drilling Will Continue Despite Risks to Communities, Cultural Resources and the Environment Location: Santa Fe, NM Hopes for a respite from a fracking boom plaguing Navajo and public lands in New Mexico’s Greater Chaco area were thwarted...

Protecting Mexican Wolves

Jun 22, 2015 | Wildlife

Protecting Mexican Wolves Mexican gray wolves belong to one of the smallest, rarest, and most genetically distinct subspecies of gray wolf. In 1976, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service first listed the Mexican wolf as a protected species under the Endangered Species...

Groups Seek to Stop Unstudied Chaco Fracking (Press Release 5/11/15)

May 12, 2015 | News Release, Protecting Chaco Canyon From Fracking

Motion Filed to Halt Drilling Approvals as Feds Turn Back on Health and EnvironmentLocation:Santa Fe, NMMoving to defend culture, climate and communities, a coalition today moved to put a stop to new fracking approvals in the Greater Chaco Region of northwestern New...

Climate & Energy Victories

Apr 7, 2015 | Climate & Energy

Climate & Energy Victories While fighting dirty energy, we also protect the landscapes that provide us with clean water, clean air, land to farm, and places to hunt, fish, and play. We are committed to helping shape our laws and policies to proactively end our...

Protecting Chaco Canyon and the San Juan Basin From Fracking

Mar 10, 2015 | Climate & Energy

VICTORY! Protecting Chaco Canyon and the San Juan Basin From Fracking With two mine-to-mouth coal-fired power plants and some 23,000 existing gas wells, New Mexico’s San Juan Basin is one of the areas in the U.S. most exploited for fossil fuel resources. Despite...

VICTORY! Stopping Wildlife Services from Killing Wolves in Washington

Feb 26, 2015 | Wildlife

VICTORY! Stopping Wildlife Services from Killing Wolves in Washington Wildlife Services is a stand-alone federal extermination program under the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) that kills roughly 4 million animals per year, including wolves, bears, otters,...