Blog Trump Administration Declares a War on Wildlife with Nomination of Brian Nesvik Last week, the Senate confirmed Brian Nesvik as Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. While his appointment was Continue reading “Trump Administration Declares a War on Wildlife with Nomination of Brian Nesvik”… August 5, 2025 No Comments
Press Release Over 150,000 Americans Oppose Trump Administration’s Unprecedented Effort to Eliminate Habitat Protections for Vulnerable Wildlife Over 150,000 Americans Oppose Trump Administration’s Unprecedented Effort to Eliminate Habitat Protections for Vulnerable Wildlife Continue reading “Over 150,000 Americans Oppose Trump Administration’s Unprecedented Effort to Eliminate Habitat Protections for Vulnerable Wildlife”… May 19, 2025 No Comments
Interior Update: Secretary of Interior Haaland opts out of receiving historic wolf treaty from a Tribal delegation for the second time in a month STATEMENT ON THE MEETING HELD WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR 10-29-2021 Washington, DC – For the second time in a Continue reading “Update: Secretary of Interior Haaland opts out of receiving historic wolf treaty from a Tribal delegation for the second time in a month”… October 29, 2021 No Comments
Department of the Interior Great Lakes Advocates Speak out for Wolves in D.C. Last week I was lucky enough to accompany conservationists, farmers and hunters from across the Great Lakes States as they converged on Washington DC. Continue reading “Great Lakes Advocates Speak out for Wolves in D.C.”… April 1, 2015 No Comments
Happy New Year! Endangered Species Outlook for 2010 Happy New Year! We are looking forward to working with you to protect our nation’s disappearing wildlife and last remaining Continue reading “Happy New Year! Endangered Species Outlook for 2010”… January 7, 2010 No Comments
Oil and Polar Bears Don’t Mix By Liz VanDenzen, Director of Field Operations, Alaska Wilderness League BP might be the only oil company that’s glad that Continue reading “Oil and Polar Bears Don’t Mix”… December 11, 2009 No Comments
Jon Stewart and I Jon Stewart and I both had two things on our mind this week: California’s Bay-Delta and global warming. The clip Continue reading “Jon Stewart and I”… October 2, 2009 No Comments
Fish and Wildlife Service Announces Climate Change Strategy By Mitch Merry The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service released their proposed Climate Change Strategy marking a positive first step Continue reading “Fish and Wildlife Service Announces Climate Change Strategy”… September 24, 2009 No Comments
Victory for Spotted Owl, Marbled Murrelets and Ancient Forests Administration Announces Withdrawal of Old-Growth Logging Plan The Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar announced July 17 that the Bureau Continue reading “Victory for Spotted Owl, Marbled Murrelets and Ancient Forests”… July 17, 2009 No Comments
Obama Administration close to decision on ESA regs According to the New York Times and Greenwire, the Obama Administration is preparing their decision on whether to overturn the Continue reading “Obama Administration close to decision on ESA regs”… April 24, 2009 No Comments