More state parks? That's a win for everyone -- check out this great story about our friends at Environment Texas:

Pups -- no matter how hard they howl -- don’t stand a chance when a hunter points a rifle into their den.

Since 2021, more than 1,400 gray wolves have been killed in Idaho. You can take action to stop this slaughter by sending a message to Idaho Governor Brad Little to put a stop to these cruel wolf hunts. environmental-action.org/take-action/...

In Yellowstone, the Wapiti Lake wolf pack has some birthdays coming up: A litter of pups will turn two this spring.

Isle Royale is just one example that shows us how wolves and other wildlife can coexist.

It cost a Montana hunter just $12 to purchase the license allowing him to kill 1479F, one of Yellowstone’s most beloved wolves.

Together, we're defending wildlife and the wild places they call home. Take a look at the work that your support made possible in 2025:

We're gearing up to defend wolves against this bill in the Senate.

🚨Breaking: A few minutes ago the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly voted to erase protections for thousands of wolves. Now we need to stop this bill in the Senate -- and we need your help. Join our pack with a donation today:

Yellowstone is thriving -- and wolves deserve a lot of the credit.

Happy wolf Wednesday!

"Critics say not enough is known about the potential damage to the marine environment to allow industrial seabed mining. Nearly 40 countries have called for a moratorium or ban on seabed mining."

Did you know that wetlands shelter approximately one-third of all threatened endangered species in the country? Urge the EPA to protect these precious ecosystems:

Urgent action needed: The House of Representatives is poised to vote on Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill to erase federal protections for wolves. The vote could come in the next few days. Tell your member of Congress to vote no on erasing protections for wolves:

Today we’re joining communities across the country in celebrating the inaugural National Wildlife Crossings Day. Enjoy this collection of animals captured on camera using life-saving wildlife crossings.

Since 2021, more than 1,400 gray wolves have been killed in Idaho. We’re raising our voices and calling on Idaho Governor Brad Little to stop this slaughter. Add your name and help us end this cruelty today:

Cold weather getting you down? You’re not alone. Eastern chipmunks don’t fully hibernate, but they do spend most of winter in their sprawling underground tunnels.

Say “no” to deep sea mining:

Once decimated by commercial whaling, the majestic humpback whale has made a huge recovery, offering hope for other species like the North Atlantic Right whale.

"Unaware of the drama surrounding his species, for now, Taylor remains free to roam the grassy slopes of the dormant volcano with which he shares his name."

This is not the same Cooper's Hawk from yesterday. This gal showed up today during our first snow showers. I got quite a few shots of her but I was immediately drawn to this one in which it appears she's looking right at me. #nikon #wilidlife #🪶

"This long-sought achievement could provide crucial insights into the poorly understood life cycles of hundreds of species of butterflies, bees and other flying insects at a time when many are in steep decline."

Plastic pollution is deadly for animals -- and it may take less plastic than you'd think to be a death sentence for turtles, whales, and other marine wildlife:

Wolves don’t stand a chance against the kinds of cruel hunting tactics they’re up against. Will you donate to our Giving Tuesday campaign to help give wolves the chance they need to survive and thrive? environmental-action.org/take-action/...

This is what happens when wolf packs are broken apart by hunting:

In the Northern Rockies, even the most close-knit of wolf families can’t defend themselves from hunters equipped with rifles, helicopters, snowmobiles, traps and cyanide bombs. It’s time to end cruel, senseless wolf hunts. #Wolves #ProtectWolves

The deceptively-named "Fix Our Forests" Act would pave the way for logging across our national forests. Tell your U.S. senators: Our forests don't need fixing.

Would you know what to do if you came across a wolf in the wild? Sophie, one of our writers here at Environmental Action, breaks down three things you should know if you ever encounter one of these amazing creatures in the wild.

Shout out to the largest member of the deer family.

Habitat destruction from climate change and arctic drilling is endangering the future of polar bears. We refuse to live in a world where these incredible animals go extinct.

Defend critical habitat in the Western Arctic.

In 85% of Wyoming, wolves can be hunted and killed with virtually no restriction. Tell Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon: It's time to end the wolf hunts.

The public comment period addressing the Bureau of Land Management’s preparations to sell drilling rights in the Western Arctic closes on November 21. Speak out to defend critical habitat from oil drilling.

The Bureau of Land Management is preparing to sell drilling rights in the Western Arctic. Call on the BLM to protect this critical habitat:

Happy National Hiking Day! Where’s your favorite hiking spot?

A moment of zen, Alaska style.

For the love of invertebrates.

A new species of opossum has been found in the Andes ... and it’s really cute!

Across the Northern Rockies, wolves are being actively hunted. We won’t be silent.

Happy birthday to Congaree (2003), Badlands (1978), and Theodore Roosevelt National Parks (1978)! All three were founded on November 10th.

Even wolves need some good downtime.

In some ways, wolf families act a lot like yours or mine. They play. They bicker. They work together to support the group. They miss each other when one of them is gone, and they greet each other when they’re reunited. Here’s how wolves communicate with one another:

What does a wolf’s howl mean? Here’s some of what we know about how packs talk to each other:

A little bit of good news for North Atlantic Right whales!

After traveling more than a thousand miles across much of North America, monarch butterflies are reaching their overwintering grounds in the oyamel fir forests of Central Mexico.

Action alert from @enviroaction.bsky.social - Tell Home Depot: Get bee-killing neonics off your shelves "Neonics damage bees' brains and can even kill them outright..." environmental-action.org/take-action/...