Caught dogs and imperiled martens spur reforms for fur-bearer trapping.
News
Dozens of Native American-themed costumes are no longer available online.
Some researchers think the whales are starving, but the cause of death may be far more complicated.
The traps have caused unintentional deaths, but Wildlife Services can continue to employ them to protect livestock and farm crops.
Fall counts show a 99 percent decline in the butterfly population since the ‘80s.
The Gila River Indian Community could pull out of the plan in light of a new bill threatening to undermine their water rights.
Fire-proof structures can prevent homes from adding to fuel loads in wildfires.
If the calf survives, it’ll be the first addition in three years.
Environmentalists hope action will follow new state stance on climate.
The funding stalemate has halted Department of Agriculture programs that the rural West relies on.
Data confirms climate model predictions of less snow that melts earlier in the season.
Amid the government shutdown, the Park Service faces trash mounds and lost revenue.
Despite ecological harm, energy development moves forward in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Immigrant workers and day laborers are especially vulnerable to health risks and wage theft.
In the Columbia River, up to 920 sea lions can be removed each year to protect fish.
The U.S. recovery program for Mexican gray wolves continues to struggle.
Misclassification of race on death certificates underestimated opioid and heroin overdose deaths among Native Americans by 40 percent in Washington state.
Bryan Rice’s behavior at the BIA highlights a culture of harassment and inaction.
Zinke shrunk national monuments, rolled back sage grouse protections and ramped up drilling.
Data gaps, understaffing and lax investigations have deepened the crisis.
Lawmakers see hemp legalization and conservation funding as the big wins.
Dramatic changes to the Clean Water Rule will likely affect drinking water for more than one-third of Americans.
The endangered fish seem to be recovering in the San Juan River.
Today's Featured Stories
-
MOUNTAIN BIKE HEAVEN! Home For Sale $320,000. Apple Valley, UT. It is in a very quiet, peaceful part of the county and has the dark night sky. It...
-
GENTLE WILD HORSES NEED HOMES Jicarilla Mustang Heritage Alliance gentles and finds homes for mustangs. With every day, more homes are needed for wonderful loving horses. Can you Save a...
-
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Central Colorado Conservancy is seeking an innovative and dynamic Executive Director to build on growing regional impact within the current strategic plan. This is a...
-
WESTERN MONTANA FIELD COORDINATOR 
Job Title: Western Montana Field Coordinator Reports to: Programs and Partnerships Director Compensation: $33,000 - $37,000, plus competitive health benefits, retirement savings, and vacation leave....
-
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Please send a resume and cover letter including salary requirements to [email protected] The Madison River Foundation is a fast growing, non-profit that preserves, protects, and...
-
CAMPAIGN OUTREACH ASSISTANT - SALMON AND STEELHEAD The Campaign Outreach Assistant will be responsible for grassroots efforts to organize, empower and mobilize supporters to take action in support of ICL's salmon and...
-
OWN YOUR DREAM - TAOS BIKE SHOP FOR SALE Gearing Up, well established, profitable, full service bicycle shop. MLS #103930. Contact: 435-881-3741.
-
DIRECTOR, TEXAS WATER PROGRAMS The National Wildlife Federation seeks a Director to lead our water-related policy and program work in Texas, with a primary focus on NWF's signature Texas...
-
PLANNING MANAGER - FORT COLLINS NATURAL AREAS
The City of Fort Collins is seeking an Environmental Planning Manager in the Natural Areas Department. The Department has an annual budget of approximately $13...
-
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Colorado Canyons Association seeks an Executive Director to join a motivated board of directors, an experienced staff, and a strong national following at an important...
-
SPLIT CREEK RANCH Spectacular country home on 48 acres with Wallowa River running through it! 541-398-1148 www.RubyPeakRealty.com
-
LOOKING FOR EXPERIENCED FARMER
for 25-year certified organic vegetable farm. Business arrangements flexible. 7 acres raised beds. Excellent infrastructure. NW Montana. Contact: [email protected]
-
BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM NM MOUNTAIN VALLEY HOME Home/horse property on 22.8 acres, pasture & ponderosa pines, near Mora, NM. Views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Near fishing, skiing, back-country hiking. Taos...
-
PROJECT MANAGER - Project Manager nat. res. mgmt, stream restoration, conservation http://www.washingtonwatertrust.org
-
CLIMATE EDUCATION & STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM MANAGER Great Old Broads for Wilderness seeks a wildly enthusiastic person to develop curriculum and educational, stewardship, and ecological restoration goals for a new grant-funded program.
-
PROGRAM ASSOCIATE, INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE, NOVO FOUNDATION
About NoVo Foundation NoVo Foundation acts from the original meaning of philanthropy: the love of humanity. The Foundation is dedicated to catalyzing a global social...
-
SEEKING ORGANIC FARMER/RANCHER TENANT
Large garden, current garlic production, small cottage, barn cats, small herd of livestock, poultry flock; some experience necessary; Union, OR. Contact: [email protected]
-
PERU: WEAVING WORDS & WOMEN ADVENTURE April 2020. A 13-day women-only immersion into the culture of Peru led by Page Lambert and True Nature Journeys. Includes Machu Picchu. Graduate credit available...
-
ELECTRIC MOUNTAIN LOTS - PAONIA, CO
Only 2 lots left in Electric Mountain Recreational Subdivision. Spectacular vistas. Visit & dine at the reopened Electric Mountain Lodge, Thurs-Sun. Contact: [email protected]
-
FOR SALE: SOUTH AUSTIN RANCH NEXT TO WILDFLOWER CENTER
Seeking LMP/family to share one of two complexes, ranching, hunting and recreation as allowed on a City of Austin held 385 acre water quality conservation...
