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March 16, 2015 | Press Release

Groups Petition for Endangered Species Review of Rock Creek Mine Threats to Bull Trout, Grizzly Bears

Conservation groups call for Endangered Species Act review for species threatened by mine

March 6, 2015 | Article

The Wolf: Man’s Best, and Oldest, Friend

New research has found that our relationship with wolves may go back further than previously thought—and could have been the impetus that allowed the first humans to spread across the world.

February 17, 2015 | Article

Enlist Duo: EPA Approves Heinous Herbicide

Earthjustice has filed a motion to stay the EPA's approval of the herbicide Enlist Duo on the grounds that the agency violated the Endangered Species Act.

February 9, 2015 | Press Release

EPA Approval of Dow’s Enlist Duo Herbicide Violates Endangered Species Act

Lawsuit filed to protect endangered whooping crane and Indiana bat from toxic herbicide to be used on genetically engineered crops

February 5, 2015 | Case

Bringing The Montana Grayling Back From Brink of Extinction

River-dwelling relatives of trout and salmon, Arctic graylings now inhabit less than 5% of their historic range, with a last refuge in one short stretch of the Big Hole River.

January 21, 2015 | Article

Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Left to Politics Rather Than Science

A new federal rule to protect endangered Mexican gray wolves contains flawed provisions that may lead to the wolves’ demise.

January 14, 2015 | Press Release

Federally Approved “Take” of Grizzly Bears Threatens Recovery

Conservationists demand agency consideration of escalating mortality

November 10, 2014 | Press Release

Conservation Groups File Lawsuit to Protect Struggling Walruses from Arctic Drilling

Coalition challenges U.S. Fish and Wildlife rule allowing oil industry to harm mammals in the Chukchi Sea

August 26, 2014 | Article

Tween Wolf Advocate Calls Out Secretary Jewell (Very Politely)

Last year in Rhode Island, then-12-year-old Alyssa Grayson approached Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell at an event and boldly handed her a letter asking her to reconsider plans to delist wolves from the Endangered Species Act.

August 13, 2014 | Article

A Rejuvenating Display of Ocean Abundance

In the fight to protect the health of our planet and of our communities, we all need sweet moments of inspiration to refuel and rejuvenate us. I’ve just had one in Monterey Bay, California.

Fish and Wildlife Service

Groups Petition for Endangered Species Review of Rock Creek Mine Threats to Bull Trout, Grizzly Bears

The Wolf: Man’s Best, and Oldest, Friend

Enlist Duo: EPA Approves Heinous Herbicide

EPA Approval of Dow’s Enlist Duo Herbicide Violates Endangered Species Act

Bringing The Montana Grayling Back From Brink of Extinction

Mexican Gray Wolf Recovery Left to Politics Rather Than Science

Federally Approved “Take” of Grizzly Bears Threatens Recovery

Conservation Groups File Lawsuit to Protect Struggling Walruses from Arctic Drilling

Tween Wolf Advocate Calls Out Secretary Jewell (Very Politely)

A Rejuvenating Display of Ocean Abundance

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