Western Watersheds Project
Fighting for the future of the American West since 1993.
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They Say Sunshine is the Best Disinfectant
Karen Budd-Falen, Associate Deputy Secretary of Interior at the USDA Headquarters in Washington D.C. during the 2026 National Association of Farm Broadcasting. USDA
Last week, Western Watersheds Project filed a lawsuit against the Trump ad...
Log it, graze it, and then watch it burn
In 2003, the Medicine Bow NF's Gramm Fire burned right across the clearcuts and kept on going. Erik Molvar/WWP
The West is burning. Eastern Oregon has massive grass fires, but not because it hasn’t been heavily grazed by cattle and sheep:...
Study Finds Ungrazed Sierra Nevada Meadow Healthier Than Livestock-Grazed Meadows
A cow stands on a graze portion of Horse Meadow, public lands. Laura Cunningham.
Western Watersheds Project and the California Botanic Garden spent two summers inventorying plant diversity and monitoring differing livestock grazing pressur...
The Trapper Who Should Know Better
Photo: USFWS
We’ve been worried about Bill Nelson handling endangered Mexican gray wolves since at least 2013, when, while employed by Wildlife Services but while off duty, Bill Nelson killed a 40-pound female Mexican gray wolf he “thought...
Why National Park wolves need a Sacred Resource Protection Zone
Wolf 1090F from the legendary Mollie’s pack. Photo courtesy of Sylvia Borgonovo.
In 2017, an Indigenous-led wolf advocacy group, Protect the Wolves, petitioned the states of Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana to establish a Sacred Resource Protec...
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