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Congressman Beyer’s resolution highlights the need to increase species and habitat protections

We must not only protect and restore the Endangered Species Act, but ensure strong implementation for its next 50 years.

Groups take legal action to reduce lethal impacts on imperiled fish from utility’s operation of outdated hydroelectric Potter Valley Project dams

Friends of the Eel River, Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations, Institute for Fisheries Resources, California Trout, and Trout Unlimited bring this action pursuant to Section 11(g) of the Endangered Species Act against Pacific Gas and Electric Company for causing the illegal “take” of threatened California Coastal Chinook salmon and Northern California steelhead trout in the Eel River watershed.

A legal victory means Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument will remain protected from destructive commercial logging.

Lawsuit takes aim at agency’s long-term failure to examine whether industrial shellfish dredging conflicts with Refuge’s wildlife-protection purposes

Proposals seek to weaken species protections on behalf of special interests

Throughout the animal kingdom, increasing pressures from industry are putting endangered or threatened species like the red knot at risk.

Leading scientists alarmed of U.S. risk for first human-caused extinction of a great whale species

Urgent action is needed to restore salmon and other native fish populations

Nearly 40% all species may face extinction by the end of this century. Here’s how we can save them.

Manatees starved to death because unchecked pollution killed seagrass

La contaminación descontrolada del agua eliminó pastos marinos

The Biden administration has nominated Martha Williams as the new Fish & Wildlife Service Director

Federal agencies agree to stop-gap measures for dam operations in 2022

A historic totem pole journey builds pressure on the Biden administration to fulfill promises made to the first peoples of America’s lands and waters.

Thanks in part to this lawsuit, whitetip sharks will have a better chance of survival if they get accidentally caught in fishing gear.

The fish are in crisis. We’ve asked a court to order critical stop-gap measures to keep them from going extinct.