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Wetlands Permit Denied for Back Forty Mine

By Shirley Hao | January 5, 2021 |

Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin challenged permit approval to protect Menominee River

It’s Time to Imagine — and Demand — the World We Deserve

By Hetty Chin | December 16, 2020 |

Black and white image of two farm workers in protective clothing spraying insecticide, peeling back to review a colorful illustration of greenery.

You can’t create what you can’t see. That’s why we’ve illustrated our own vision for a just world.

Understanding the Big, Bad Wolf: Using Art to Celebrate and Demystify a Polarizing Animal

By Maggie Caldwell | August 12, 2015 |

"Happily Ever After" is one of the illustrations born out of Earthjustice's collaboration with Creative Action Network in this campaign.

Earthjustice teams up with the Creative Action Network to celebrate the mysterious gray wolf in a playful crowd-sourced art campaign.

Illegal Oil and Gas Leases Once Again Threaten the Badger Two-Medicine, Glacier National Park and the Bob Marshall Wilderness

By Shirley Hao | July 27, 2015 |

Two Medicine River from the Hall Creek trail.

Blackfeet Tribe and others call for the cancellation of the leases

Who Gets the Water and Who Gets Hung Out to Dry?

By Rebekah Olstad | July 23, 2015 |

Houseboats sit in the drought lowered waters of Oroville Lake, near Oroville, California on October 30, 2014.

Fishermen, farmers, ranchers and river guides are struggling to divvy up California’s dwindling water supply as the state’s historic drought stretches into its fourth year.

‘People Love Them or Hate Them:’ Wolf Talk with a Yellowstone Photographer

By Maggie Caldwell | July 22, 2015 |

Tom Murphy has spent 37 years exploring Yellowstone National Park and photographing its many wild inhabitants, including wolves, in an effort to show the public how important it is to protect them.

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: The Sacred Place Where Life Begins

By Jenifer Collins | July 17, 2015 |

“Protect” spelled out by activists in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

Learn more about the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge straight from the women of the Gwich’in tribe in Alaska through Miho Aida’s film “The Sacred Place Where Life Begins: Gwich’in Women Speak.”