Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate

Groups call for the Commission to make rules to better protect Coloradans from ozone, air pollution, climate change, and to prevent increases in pollution in disproportionately impacted communities

64% of Colorado voters across all political affiliations and geographic areas believe that trophy hunting of wolves should not be allowed

The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management fail to recognize commercial logging as a threat

Guardians, allies vow to stand up to Utah’s challenge of President Biden’s restoration of the Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments

Congress allowed the good in Inflation Reduction Act to be watered-down by provisions that fund polluters and expand fossil fuel leasing on public lands

Bureau of Land Management to reconsider plan, protect Gunnison sage grouse

Ruling halts all coal leasing on federal lands until the Bureau of Land Management completes a more sufficient environmental analysis

Ambitious network of protected areas, with wolf and beaver restoration as a centerpiece, a sound strategy for restoring native ecosystems and wildlife diversity

Requirements for nonlethal measures sought for state endangered species

Over 43% of all coal produced in the U.S., and over 85% of all federal coal produced in the U.S., comes from the Powder River Basin of Wyoming and Montana