Sadly, sometimes we also "wonder if we have enough reverence for life to conceded to wilderness the right to live on."
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Wilderness Watch
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On July 24, Wilderness Watch and allied groups filed a motion requesting that the court stop all road building activities in the Izembek Wilderness and National Wildlife Refuge while our recently filed lawsuit makes its way through court. wildernesswatch.salsalabs.org/izembek-inju...
Earlier this year, Wilderness Watch and our allies filed a complaint against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to secure the critical habitat—including in Wilderness—that threatened wolverines deserve and desperately need to fend off extinction. wildernesswatch.org/threatened-w...
Earlier this year, Wilderness Watch and our allies filed a complaint against the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to secure the critical habitat—including in Wilderness—that threatened wolverines deserve and desperately need to fend off extinction. wildernesswatch.org/threatened-w...
The National Park Service has failed to keep the promise of a wild Cumberland Island. The National Park Service's proposed new Visitor Use Management Plan for Cumberland Island National Seashore and Wilderness prioritizes recreation over wildness. wildernesswatch.org/cumberland-i...
“At least 50% of all Bureau-administered Wilderness acres are grazed by livestock. If enacted, these regulations would expand grazing at great cost to wilderness character and hide the consequences from the public." - Katie Bilodeau, Wilderness Watch wildernesswatch.org/blm-is-tryin...
The outstanding wilderness and wildlife values of Izembek must be protected from the planned road construction until the merits of our lawsuit can be heard. These values are of national and international significance and should not be tossed aside. wildernesswatch.substack.com/p/emergency-...
There are hundreds of fewer wolves in Montana than previously thought....because the state of Montana overestimated the wolf population for decades. This is what "state management" of wolves looks like, in addition to allowing unethical "hunting" methods. dailyinterlake.com/news/2026/ju...
We support the Voluntary Grazing Permit Retirement Act (H.R. 5785) as it offers a solution toward ending livestock damage in Wilderness. This bill will work to bolster protection of public lands and Wilderness areas fairly and permanently. wildernesswatch.salsalabs.org/vgpra-hr5785...
In good news for the Mission Mountains Wilderness in Montana, this spring the Forest Service withdrew its controversial "Mid-Swan Landscape Restoration and WUI Project" final environmental impact statement and draft record of decision. Details >>> wildernesswatch.substack.com/p/some-good-...
"A recent opinion article by a U.S. Forest Service research fellow supporting manipulating designated Wilderness areas showed a profound misunderstanding about Wilderness, its history, its stewardship policies, and the Wilderness Act itself." wildernesswatch.org/for-wilderne...
“Killing native species to appease the livestock industry violates the Wilderness Act,” said Dan Brister of Wilderness Watch. “In Wilderness, Congress mandated that the Forest Service protect nature—not industry profits.” wildernesswatch.substack.com/p/new-lawsui...
“If enacted, these regulations would expand grazing at great cost to wilderness character and hide the consequences from the public." – Katie Bilodeau, Legal Director and Policy Analyst for Wilderness Watch wildernesswatch.org/blm-is-tryin...