Take Action! Be an Oregon beaver booster! Due June 13, 2022
Photo by Unsplash Dear Oregon WWP Supporters, We ask that you take a few minutes today, June 13th, to contact the Oregon Department of Fish
Groups Appeal Wyoming Court’s Decision to Allow the Killing of 72 Grizzly Bears on the Bridger-Teton National Forest
For Immediate Release, June 10, 2022 Contacts: Jonathan Ratner, Western Watersheds Project, (877) 746-3628, jonathan@westernwatersheds.org Mike Garrity, Alliance for the Wild Rockies, (406) 459-5936, wildrockies@gmail.com Jason Christensen,
Victory! Bureau of Land Management pulls grazing decision in Idaho’s Owyhee Canyonlands!
View this email in your browser Victory! Bureau of Land Management pulls grazing decision in Idaho’s Owyhee Canyonlands! Image: Bach’s calicoflower (Downingia bacigalupii)/ photo via
Wyoming Elk Feedgrounds Plan Must Prioritize Phase-out of Artificial Feeding
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJune 1, 2022CONTACT:Kaycee Prevedel, Sierra Club Wyoming, 307-399-4402, kaycee.prevedel@sierraclub.orgKristin Combs, Wyoming Wildlife Advocates, 307-200-3057, kristin@wyowild.orgErik Molvar, Western Watersheds Project, 307-399-7910, emolvar@westernwatersheds.orgJohn Carter, Yellowstone
Western Watersheds Project helps expose Wildlife Service’s corruption!
View this email in your browser Western Watersheds Project helps expose Wildlife Service’s corruption! Image: Mexican wolf at Sevilleta Wolf Management Facility/ photo USFWS May
Conservationists blast Bitterroot Front logging proposal
Contact: Jim Miller, President, Friends of the Bitterroot (406) 381-0644 Jeff Juel, Friends of the Clearwater (509) 688-5956 Jocelyn Leroux, Western Watersheds Project
Another livestock industry legal theory shot down by the courts!
View this email in your browser Another livestock industry legal theory shot down by the courts! Image: Mexican wolf at Minnesota Zoo May 20, 2022
Legal Protests Target Biden’s Plans To Resume Oil, Gas Leasing on Public Lands
Photo by Jeff Foster, courtesy of Flickr For Immediate Release, May 18, 2022 Contacts: Natasha Léger, Citizens for a Healthy Community, (970) 399-9700, natasha@chc4you.org Melissa
Court Rules Federal Agency Wrongly Withdrew Bi-State Sage Grouse Protections
For Immediate Release, May 17, 2022 Contacts: Ileene Anderson, Center for Biological Diversity, (323) 490-0223, ianderson@biologicaldiversity.org Laura Cunningham, Western Watersheds Project, (775) 513-1280, lcunningham@westernwatersheds.org Joe Bushyhead, WildEarth
Anti-wildlife politicians demand removal of denning wolf family
For immediate release May 11, 2022 Media contacts: Greta Anderson, Western Watersheds Project (520)623-1878; greta@westernwatersheds.org Chris Smith, WildEarth Guardians, (505)395-6177, csmith@wildearthguardians.org Maggie Howell, Wolf Conservation
Legal Appeal Aims to Defend Wyoming’s Path of the Pronghorn From Massive Fracking Project
Photo by Gregory Nickerson, University of Wyoming For Immediate Release, May 10, 2022 Contacts: Wendy Park, Center for Biological Diversity, (510) 844-7138, wpark@biologicaldiversity.org Linda Baker,
TAKE ACTION: Help Save Tule Elk on Pt. Reyes National Seashore
View this email in your browser Help Save Tule Elk on Pt. Reyes National Seashore (Deadline May 9, 2022) May 4, 2022 The National Park
TAKE ACTION: Help Save Tule Elk on Pt. Reyes National Seashore (Due May 9, 2022)
View this email in your browser May 4, 2022 The National Park Service (NPS) is accepting public comments for the Tomales Point Area Plan, which
An Earth Day Message, April 22, 2022
View this email in your browser Image: Sunrise on the Camas Prairie by Charles Knowles, courtesy of Flickr An Earth Day Message A lot of
Groups Support Proposal to Protect Wildlife and Rare Species in the California’s Eastern Sierra
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 20, 2022 Contacts: Laura Cunningham, Western Watersheds Project, (775) 513-1280, lcunningham@westernwatersheds.org Lisa Belenky, Center for Biological Diversity (415-385-5694) lbelenky@biologicaldiversity.org BRIDGEPORT,
Ag industry genetically engineers “lollipop cows”
View this email in your browser Graphic courtesy E.Molvar/WWP In an effort to improve the livestock industry’s public image, researchers at Utah State University have
Conservationists Demand End to Elk Confinement Under Tomales Point Area Plan
For Immediate Release, March 31, 2022 Contact: Laura Cunningham, Western Watersheds Project, (775) 513-1280, lcunningham@westernwatersheds.org Chance Cutrano, Resource Renewal Institute, (312) 403-3702, ccutrano@rri.org POINT REYES, Calif.— The National Park
Mexican gray wolves see a small boost in numbers but still teeter on the brink of extinction
For Immediate Release: March 30, 2022 Contacts: Kelly Burke, Executive Director, Wild Arizona, (928) 606-7870; kelly@wildarizona.org Greta Anderson, Deputy Director, Western Watersheds Project, (520) 623-1878;
New StoryMap shows how the Bureau of Land Management is neglecting environmental reviews
Western Watersheds Project has prepared an analysis of the public lands grazing permit renewals across the western U.S. and determined that the Bureau of Land
Five Years After ‘Cyanide Bomb’ Injures Idaho Teen, Efforts Continue to Ban Deadly Devices
For Immediate Release, March 16, 2022 Contact: Brooks Fahy, Predator Defense, (541) 520-6003, brooks@predatordefense.org Collette Adkins, Center for Biological Diversity, (651) 955-3821, cadkins@biologicaldiversity.org Carson Barylak,
FY2022 BUDGET PUTS ALL OF THE SAGE GROUSE EGGS IN GROUSE PLAN BASKET BY BLOCKING ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT PROTECTIONS
For immediate release: March 9, 2022 Media contacts: Greta Anderson, Western Watersheds Project (520)623-1878; greta@westernwatersheds.org Steve Holmer, American Bird Conservancy (202)744-6549; sholmer@abcbirds.org WASHINGTON, D.C.