Photo courtesy NPS February 10, 2022 Today, we won our lawsuit to overturn the Trump administration’s nationwide removal of Endangered Species Act protections for gray

Bison in the snow at Yellowstone National Park. NPS/Jacob Frank photo (cropped) January 13, 2022 For the second time, Western Watersheds Project, Buffalo Field Campaign

Photo of Tule elk on Point Reyes by Erik Molvar/WWP January 11, 2022 When you think of federal land-management agencies, the National Park Service is

January 6, 2022 Today marks the one-year anniversary of the ignoble assault on our nation’s Capitol Building and, indeed, an assault on U.S. democracy itself,

Little Wood River, Idaho. WWP Photo December 31, 2021 Seizing Opportunities to Expand Conservation Successes in the Year Ahead As we turn the page on

Gould’s Wild Turkey in Arizona, photo by Ben Parsons November 25, 2021 Thanksgiving is a holiday that celebrates the rescue of European pilgrims from starvation

Castilleja pallescens inverta (cropped), photo by Matt Lavin/WikiCommons November 9, 2021 WWP got a key provision for native plants into the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs

Cottonwood Canyon in GSENM, photo by Erik Molvar October 26, 2021 Earlier this month, President Biden issued new proclamations for Bears Ears National Monument and

Photo courtesy Bureau of Land Management September 20, 2021 One might think that the U.S. Bureau of Land Management would actually refrain from putting livestock

Photo courtesy Idaho Department of Fish and Game September 17, 2021 This week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that Western Watersheds Project’s petition,

Photo courtesy Idaho Department of Fish and Game September 14, 2021 On Thursday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed that the Idaho ranchers of

Photo courtesy of the US Forest Service/Bart Gammett August 24, 2021 Last week, Western Watersheds Project sent a team of bidders to an Idaho Department

  Photo (c) Rain July 7, 2021 The Global Indigenous Council released “FAMILY,” a short film highlighting the deep cultural connection Indigenous Nations share with

  The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) must have been shaking in its boots about Western Watersheds Project and Wilderness Watch‘s recent appeal of its decision

Good news! Yesterday, Western Watersheds Project and WildEarth Guardians, represented by our attorneys at Western Environmental Law Center, filed a stipulated settlement agreement with the U.S.