Environmental Action

Happy International Bat Week. Here's to protecting bats and the important role they play in our ecosystems.

Every year of delay means more extreme heat, more habitat loss and greater risks for people and wildlife. Climate action cannot wait.

A new chapter begins for one of Arizona’s most remarkable landscapes: Chiricahua is now America’s newest national park.

The Shamrock pack was once a growing wolf family in northeastern Oregon. Then one deadly cyanide device changed everything. Cyanide bombs have no place in the wild.

Meet the Wapiti Lake Pack -- one of Yellowstone’s remarkable wolf families

It’s Wolf Awareness Week. A time to celebrate wolves and the wild places they call home.

When I say I love birds, I always mean them too.

We 💙 our oceans. That's why we're working to keep plastic out of our waterways, protecting whales and other sea critters from boating strikes and deadly entanglements, and opposing deep sea mining and oil drilling -- so our oceans can be places where marine life can thrive. 🐳🦀🐬

POV: You’re a wolf coming home to a family that missed you.

Meet the adorable Red Wolf Puppies born this year!

Glyphosate kills the only plant monarch caterpillars can eat and can impair bees’ ability to forage -- yet it’s still sprayed across the country. We need to restrict its use until independent research shows it’s safe for wildlife.

Happy birthday to 16 red wolf pups born this year! As few as 22 adult wild red wolves remain in the wild, which makes each of these scrappy newcomers a priceless boon for the future of the species. environmental-action.org/articles/tak...

These forests couldn’t look more different, from a red, juniper-dotted desert to a coastal ecosystem shrouded in thick fog. But unfortunately, they share something in common: All three are currently under threat – and we believe they’re worth saving. environmental-action.org/resources/fr...

Happy World Animal Day! Who are you celebrating?

Mexican gray wolves… litters of red wolf pups… and one intrepid wolf being the first to return to Sequoia National Park in more than a century. Here are three inspiring stories about wolf recovery: environmental-action.org/articles/new...

The stakes go far beyond the trees. New roads and logging could break up the habitat these animals need to survive.

Our public lands shouldn’t become a minefield of hidden, poisonous traps. We’re building a movement of people like you who will defend wolves from cyanide bombs, state-sanctioned hunts and more. Will you join us by donating today? bit.ly/4xTJPaE

This winter, Montana is targeting 300 of its wolves for death. Their packs could be devastated.

Donate today to help us defend wolves in the Northern Rockies.

Last month, Montana set a goal of having hunters and trappers kill 300 wolves this winter, out of the state’s total estimated population of 725 wolves. Tell Montana’s governor today: End senseless wolf killings. bit.ly/4yUFYe7

For a wolf family, losing one member can mean losing a parent, a mate or a companion they’ve spent years alongside. In Montana, a wolf hunting license can cost as little as $12.We need to protect wolves and the families they form. act.environmental-action.org/donate/fall-...

One curious tug is all it takes. M-44 cyanide devices lure animals with bait, then eject a deadly dose of poison when triggered.

Wolves deserve a future in the wild. Add your voice to ours and join our howl with a donation today. act.environmental-action.org/donate/fall-...

Meet the Lamar Canyon Pack -- one of Yellowstone’s most famous wolf families.

We're teaming up with our friends at Environment America and PIRG, and Cassandra Marketos, author of Compost After Reading, to help you turn food scraps into useful compost at home. Join us on Sept. 30 at 2 PM ET for Do the Rot Thing: How to Compost at Home: environmental-action.org/events/do-th...

Fat bear week is here! Who are you voting for?

"Which pollinator would feel most at home in your dream garden? Build your garden and take our quiz to find out.

Montana's state-sponsored wolf hunt fully opened this week, and 300 wolves are in the crosshairs. That's more than 1 out of every 3 wolves in the entire state. Tell Gov. Greg Gianforte: It's time to end the wolf hunts. environmental-action.org/take-action/...

Can wolves suddenly be killed everywhere? Are protections already gone? Not quite. Here’s what the new executive order really means for wolves:

A gray wolf was just confirmed in Mendocino National Forest -- another milestone in the species’ return to California!

Life is already difficult for one of the world’s rarest whales. Entanglement and ship strikes make every journey even more dangerous.

Look! Cute wolf puppy!

Look up! Some of fall’s most remarkable travelers may be passing overhead. Who are you most excited to see?

Can you spot the second bear?

What do tree roots have to do with the water you drink? Here are some of the surprising ways forests are quietly taking care of our planet and its people.

What do tree roots have to do with the water you drink? Here are some of the surprising ways forests are quietly taking care of our planet and its people. environmental-action.org/resources/no...