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Red wolf population expands with new litters born on NC's Albemarle Peninsula The Red Wolf Recovery Program announced the birth of four new litters of critically endangered red wolf pups on North Carolina's Albemarle Peninsula.

Good news for red wolves!

There’s nothing like standing in a grove of old-growth redwoods.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirms at least 6 pups in new wolf pack There are at least six pups in one of Colorado’s newest wolf packs, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.  Officials had been monitoring the One Ear Pack in Jackson County and confirmed there are ...

Six new pups for Colorado's One Ear Pack!

Cheyenne to host massive AI data center using more electricity than all Wyoming homes combined A massive AI data center proposed near Cheyenne, Wyoming, would use more electricity than all homes in the state combined.

This feels like a good time to remind everyone that the cleanest energy is the energy we never use in the first place.

Male greater sage grouse perform an unusual mating “dance” in which they inflate yellow air sacs on their chest and thrust forth their heads, making loud popping noises.

These charismatic birds are threatened by habitat fragmentation caused by oil drilling.

Add your name: Wolves are treasures, not trophies - Environmental Action Action needed: This state is trying to kill 500 wolves

Montana just proposed killing a shocking 500 wolves this winter.

That's 500 wolves who will never get another chance to play with their pack, howl at the moon, or raise new pups.

The state is only accepting public comments until Aug. 4. Add your name: Wolves are treasures, not trophies.

Happy World Nature Conservation Day! What does conservation mean to you?

The Okefenokee Swamp is a haven of ecological diversity.

Fast fashion is trying an Earth-friendly makeover. Is it real? Here’s what fast fashion brands are doing to be more sustainable, what may be motivating those efforts and how to avoid getting fooled by greenwashing.

"Producing textiles is typically a resource-intensive process that guzzles water while spewing greenhouse gases and pollution."

How this summer’s heatwaves are affecting breeding birds Long periods of very hot, dry weather mean certain species can overheat or struggle to find food

A reminder to keep those bird baths full -- we aren't the only ones struggling with this hot weather.

Tell your U.S. House representative: No more wolf hunts - Environmental Action This bill would open the door to hundreds more wolves being slaughtered.

For years, Rep. Lauren Boebert has pushed to erase protections for gray wolves.

Now, the language from her bill has been slipped into new spending legislation.

Tell Congress: No more wolf hunts.

Montana Considers Killing Nearly Half Of Its Wolf Population Montana is considering setting a wolf kill quota of 500 for the 2025-2026 wolf seasons, nearly half of its wolf population. It would allow hunters and…

Montana is trying to kill hundreds of wolves this winter.

‘We thought we’d got the numbers wrong’: how a pristine lake came to have the highest levels of ‘forever chemicals’ on record Holloman Lake was a haven for wildlife and seemed an ideal campsite. But strange foam around the shoreline turned out to be more than just an oddity – and reveals the alarming way forever chemicals mo...

These are the highest concentrations of toxic PFAS ever found in wildlife.

Tell the Bureau of Land Management: Don't strip protections from the Western Arctic - Environmental Action A wild area the size of Maryland could soon lose protections, paving the way for harmful drilling and development.

The Teshekpuk Caribou Herd, the Western Arctic Caribou Herd, and the Central Arctic Caribou Herd all call the Western Arctic home.

Help us protect this critical habitat from oil drilling:

Wolves have made a remarkable recovery in the U.S. So why are they being killed? Wolf poaching is on the rise; the perpetrators are hardly ever found.

"Because wolves are social animals, their deaths cause a ripple of consequences—particularly if a parent dies, because mates raise litters together."

Ghost wolves: As Idaho aims to reduce its wolf population, advocates worry counts aren't accurate Thirty years after wolves were brought back from near extinction in the U.S. Rocky Mountains, the state of Idaho is back in the wolf-killing business.

"The state's goal is to reduce the wolf population down from the estimated average of 1,270 wolves to a new average of about 500 wolves, with a low of about 350 wolves."

Hawaiian monk seals, or 'īlio holo i ka uaua in Hawaiian, are the only seals native to Hawaii and are found nowhere else on Earth.

With approximately 1,600 seals left, they're also one of the most endangered marine mammals in the world.

Trump’s First EPA Promised to Crack Down on Forever Chemicals. His Second EPA Is Pulling Back. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin claims to prioritize combatting long-lasting chemicals called PFAS. Despite this, the agency has delayed enforcement of standards and terminated over $15 million in fundin...

The EPA is moving in the wrong direction on PFAS.

Experts thrilled as wolves expand into new US territory after turbulent century: 'It's inspiring to watch this renaissance' "Wolves are pretty fragile."

"Wolves are pretty fragile, and one reason they have the protections they have is that, when they're initially establishing themselves, it's really just a pair."

Trump Administration to End Protections for 58 Million Acres of National Forests

This will put tens of millions of acres of our national forests at risk.

Nevada Is All In on Solar Power Nevada leads the country in solar generation per capita. It’s not just homeowners betting on it, but casinos, too.

When you think of Las Vegas, the first word that comes to mind probably isn't "sustainability" -- but the city is making big strides to go green.

Help give wolves a fighting chance in the year ahead - Environmental Action Across the Northern Rockies, hundreds of wolves are being shot, snared, and struck by snowmobiles. And now Rep. Lauren Boebert is trying to open the door to nationwide wolf hunts.

Are you with us?

Donate now to help give wolves a fighting chance:

We won’t rest while wolves are being slaughtered, but we’re up against intense opposition, and we can’t do it alone.

Our fiscal year ends at midnight, and as we assess what resources we’ll have in the year ahead, we need to know:

Across the Northern Rockies, hundreds of wolves are being shot, snared, and struck by snowmobiles. Some of them are pups who are too young to have even left their dens for the first time.

And now Rep. Lauren Boebert is trying to open the door to nationwide wolf hunts.