WildEarth Guardians    

WildEarth Guardians protects and restores wildlife, wild rivers, and wild places in the American West.

Wild at Heart

The Greater Gila bioregion is one of the most spectacular and still wild landscapes that exists in all of North America. It is also the birthplace of the modern day conservation movement. Discover more about this majestic area and how we can protect it, by flipping through the new, electronic issue of our newsletter, Wild at Heart.

WildEarth News

What's New

Thank you to all Stream Team volunteers
This spring, WildEarth Guardians had one of the most successful tree planting seasons since our program began in 2004. Nearly 200 volunteers worked to restore rivers and reduce carbon in the atmosphere. Together we planted 5,000 cottonwoods and 50,000 willows. Read more about our success.

 

A Vision for Wolves in the Southern Rocky Mountains
The science is in: wolves are needed in the Southern Rocky Mountains to restore suffering ecosystems. And fortunately, there is strong public support for doing so. Read our recent report to learn more about our vision.

 

Mountain Lion Presentation Tour
WildEarth Guardians is kicking off a summer tour in Montana to help citizens understand the natural history and conservation issues surrounding the West's most majestic cat, as well as providing common sense tips for living in lion country. For a complete schedule listing click here. To learn more about mountain lions, read our brochure.

 

Take Action

Attend our "Beyond Coal" Picnic and Rally, followed by a public hearing in Boulder on Tuesday, July 14th. Join us.

Here comes the sun! Celebrate with us at our 20th anniversary parties this summer in Santa Fe and Denver.
Details here.

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Main office: 312 Montezuma Avenue,   Santa Fe, NM 87501   Phone: 505.988.9126   For Colorado residents: 303.573.4898   info@wildearthguardians.org

© WildEarth Guardians. Photo Credit: Burrowing Owl, John Cubit; Landscape, Jess Alford; Hell Roaring Creek, Annie Edward