Environmental Action
Founded on the very first Earth Day, we turn ideas into impassioned, results-oriented activism that
We were founded right after the first Earth Day in 1970, and are dedicated to mobilizing people around critical environmental issues.
Wolf pups spend plenty of time playing with other members of their pack. These moments help strengthen the family bonds at the heart of every wolf pack.
Let’s protect wolves so more pups can grow up wild and free
Idaho's wolf population is down by almost a third since 2020. It's the heartbreaking result of years of state-sponsored wolf hunts.
Idaho’s wolf population drops as state encourages more killing Statewide, the wolf population is down by an estimated 106 wolves compared to the estimated 2024 wolf population of 1,235.
07/31/2026
Happy ! This week, meet the Coronado National Forest!
07/30/2026
This shark week, celebrate sharks. Then help protect them year-round.
Even wolf pups need toys!
These remote cameras captured members of Yellowstone’s historic Mollie’s Pack carrying objects back to their den for the pups to play with.
Now outside the park’s protection, this wolf family could face hunters. Let’s keep Mollie’s Pack together.
07/28/2026
This Shark Week, meet a few endangered sharks.
From the oceanic whitetip roaming the open ocean to the angel shark resting along the seafloor, each species has its own remarkable adaptations, but all face growing threats from overfishing, habitat loss and accidental capture in fishing gear.
07/27/2026
Montana now estimates that just 725 wolves are alive in the entire state -- but now they want to kill 250 of them this winter.
Montana's New Wolf Estimation Tool Indicates Population Decline - Flathead Beacon A new report indicates there are fewer wolves on Montana’s landscape than previously estimated, prompting state wildlife managers to recommend a lower harvest quota in their upcoming wolf hunting regulation. Evidence of the population discrepancy comes amid Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks’ (FWP...
07/26/2026
07/25/2026
In its latest report, Montana estimates that there are just 725 wolves surviving in the entire state. But now, they're proposing to kill 250 of them in just a few months this winter -- including some right on the border of Yellowstone National Park.
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