Please Conserve Greater Sage-Grouse in the Final FY 2021 Interior and Environment Appropriations Bill

This is a letter groups are submitting today (11/18/2020) to Congressional leadership asking them to end the rider prohibiting the Fish and Wildlife Service from

Wolves and Livestock

How wolves and livestock can share Colorado's landscape, based on lessons learned from the Northern Rockies.

Restoring Wolves to Colorado - Getting Here

Why reintroduction was the best way to reestablish a self-sustaining wolf population.

Beluga Graphing Worksheet

Print out this Cook Inlet beluga whale graphic worksheet to learn more about this endangered species.

Getting to 30x30: Guidelines for Decision-makers

Conservation strategies for protecting 30% of our terrestrial and marine systems by 2030

Coexisting with Florida Panthers

From the Florida Keys and Everglades in the south to the Panhandle in the northwest, the Sunshine State is home to some of the country’s

Factsheet: Hunting and Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery

The Mexican gray wolf has rebounded from near extinction in the 1970s to an estimated 131 in the wild at the end of 2018. Considerable effort is still needed to ensure a self-sustaining population, and the hunting community can play a valuable role.

Smart Green Energy Procurement Tools for Renewable Energy Buyers

Recommendations for renewable energy buyers to screen and evaluate project bids based on wildlife impacts and responsible siting practices

Wind Energy and Impacts to Migratory Bats

Wind is an important source of renewable energy and a critical part of our green energy future. However, research from the last decade has shown that hundreds of thousands of bats are killed by wind turbines each year.