Happy World Bee Day -- we love our pollinators!

This spring, last year's wolf pups are celebrating their first birthdays. But have you ever wondered what would be on a pup’s birthday wishlist? Here are four things wild wolf pups love: environmental-action.org/articles/wha...

Take a look at the new bald eagle hatchlings! They're the first in Chicago in more than 100 years.

Wyoming's wolves are in trouble, and another trophy hunt will only push them closer to the brink. Lowering the number of wolves that the state is trying to kill is a good first step, but it's time to end Wyoming's wolf hunts for good.

It's Endangered Species Day. One of our top priorities is protecting endangered wolves from hunting.

These three species of trees uphold entire ecosystems -- we can’t afford to lose them.

Cyanide bombs have absolutely no place on our public lands. This great article takes a deep dive into the history of this dangerous device, and why it might be making a comeback:

If we don't change course on climate, tens of thousands of plant species will be wiped out.

This is devastating for wildlife on our public lands -- and dangerous for people and pets, too.

"Plants depend on carbon dioxide to perform photosynthesis — but that doesn’t mean they grow better when there’s more carbon in the air."

A new investigation found that massive amounts of Roundup are being used in our forests:

"Once widespread across southern Asia, the animal now only survives on the islands of Sumatra and Borneo."

Along with our partners at Environment America and U.S. PIRG, we just delivered more than 27,000 public comments urging the EPA not to weaken regulations on so-called "chemical recycling." Thank you to everyone who took action!

Happy May the Fourth!

Plastic pellet pollution is a serious, growing problem that needs more attention -- and action. That’s why we joined the Annual International Plastic Pellet Count. Check out our team at work in Wyoming, Pennsylvania and Colorado: #EveryPelletCounts #IPPC2026 #PlanetOverPlastic

The U.S. government is opening the Arctic to oil drilling -- but that doesn't mean that companies need to take part. Tell BP: No drilling in the Arctic Refuge:

The Second Annual International Plastic Pellet Count kicks off tomorrow, and most events are on Saturday. Learn more:

Good news for Washington's wolves!

We know how quickly wolves can vanish when they lose protections. This #EarthDay, we’ve set a goal of raising $50,000 by midnight to grow our movement of wildlife defenders who will speak up for wolves. Help grow our movement: environmental-action.org/take-action/...

Last week, we asked why #EarthDay is important to you. We’ve received so many moving and inspiring replies; here are some of our favorites:

Good news for Washington's wolves!

In two days, we’ll celebrate Earth Day…and Environmental Action will celebrate our birthday (we were founded on the very first Earth Day!) 🌎 Why is #EarthDay important to you?

ACTION ALERT: Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill to open the door to nationwide wolf hunting has narrowly passed through the House of Representatives. Take action to stop this bill in the Senate by sending a message to your senators today: environmental-action.org/take-action/...

We want to know: What environmental issues matter most to you? That’s why we’ve put together this quick survey:

"For the last 25 years, 58 million acres of American forest have had no new roads, no logging equipment, and no reason to appear on anyone’s industrial map. This year that is changing — and much faster than most people realize."

It's International Dark Sky Week! How are you celebrating #IDSW?

Earth Day is around the corner, and we want to know: Why is Earth Day important to you? Let us know in the replies, and we'll share some of our favorite answers on April 22.

We're less than a month away from the Second Annual International Plastic Pellet Count! Sign up for a pellet count here, and help put our #PlanetOverPlastic:

Hundreds of wolves were hunted and killed this winter. Now, Rep. Lauren Boebert’s bill to open the door to nationwide wolf huntis has passed through the House. We need to stop this wolf-killing bill in the Senate. Tell your senators: No more wolf hunts.

"Even though the grey wolf is classified as an endangered species, a new study found that the majority of Michigan’s recorded wolf deaths are caused by humans."

"In addition, nine wolves were killed illegally since September— information not otherwise included in the state’s official tally."

There are just 900 polar bears still living around the Beaufort Sea. But now the Fish and Wildlife Service is trying to give oil companies the go ahead to injure and kill them. Tell the Fish and Wildlife Service: Protect polar bears, not oil companies.

Keep an eye out for arctic foxes…

The calf was just three years old. Despite protecting it fiercely, the mother couldn’t save it. This tale is all too common for Right whales. Right now, there are only around 380 left in the wild. Let’s learn more about the threats Right whales are facing and why they need our help:

Breaking: The BLM has started work to erase protections for 300,000 acres surrounding Chaco Canyon. The agency is only allowing 7 days for public comment. Take action here: environmental-action.org/take-action/...

"In 2010, the Deepwater Horizon disaster spilled millions of gallons of oil in the Gulf, killing more than 20 percent of the Rice’s whale population. According to federal estimates, around 50 Rice’s whales remain on Earth, and they are found only in the Gulf."

Senseless killing: The final count is in, and nearly 250 wolves were hunted and killed in Montana this winter.

Monarch butterfly populations are still a tiny fraction of what they should be. But there's good news: After years of public education, warning about pesticides like glyphosate and promoting the restoration of native habitat, we’re seeing some progress.

We're excited to be part of the International Plastic Pellet Count again this year! Sign up at www.pelletcount.org, and help spread the word by sharing with friends and family. #PlanetOverPlastic

This is the oldest known recording of whale songs:

Wolf 1478F was a “rising star” in Yellowstone National Park’s legendary Junction Butte pack. But at a time when she should have been stepping into leadership as the pack’s alpha female, she became a statistic.

Thanks to this project by UCLA, now we can easily see where the world's worst methane leaks are: