Today (10/14/09) Chief Judge Lynn B. Winmill of the Federal District Court for Idaho ruled in favor of Western Watersheds Project and WWP’s two co-plaintiffs,

Introduction Plaintiffs Western Watersheds Project, Hells Canyon Preservation Council, and The Wilderness Society file this emergency motion for injunctive relief seeking an immediate closure of

Introduction Plaintiffs Defenders of Wildlife et al. seek a preliminary injunction to reinstate Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves to prevent the intentional and

Western Watersheds Project has successfully settled litigation brought against the Bureau of Land Management for its unlawful use of Categorical Exclusions (CEs) to authorizing grazing,

Introduction This action challenges a decision by the United States Forest Service to permit private livestock companies to drive approximately 8,000 domestic sheep across the

Introduction The Lemhi watershed in eastern Idaho historically was an important and productive watershed for salmon, steelhead, and bull trout; but these species have declined

This action challenges the Decision Notice and Finding of No Significant Impact for the Salida-Leadville Range Allotment Management Plan, which is a decision by the

Introduction 1. This case challenges the decision of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (“FWS”) to designate the northern Rocky Mountain gray wolf a “distinct

Livestock grazing and associated developments threaten Snake River steelhead, bull trout, and Chinook salmon On May 7, 2009, WWP filed a legal complaint asking the

Livestock grazing and associated activities threaten willow flycatcher, lesser long-nosed bat, loach minnow and spikedace on 18 allotments On May 6, 2009, WWP’s Arizona Office