Wildlands

Become a citizen activist and join the fight to preserve threatened wildlife and wild places across the Americas, from Alaska to Peru. Read more »

The Roadless Area Conservation Rule was enacted to preserve pristine wilderness and the wildlife that lives there for all generations. But it's been under attack by oil and logging companies and their supporters in the Bush administration since its passage in 2001. Large portions of American wilderness, including Alaska's Tongass National Forest, remained threatened today, even after George W. Bush has left office. Read more »

Forests are for wild animals, fresh air, clean water, and hiking with our kids. But now industry wants to burn our forests for biomass electricity, polluting the air we breathe and stealing from future generations. Read more »

Loopholes in federal laws allow oil and gas companies to drill near homes and schools, spreading pollution and risking human health. Read more »

Our Google Earth tool shows that developing renewable energy doesn't have to conflict with preserving wildlife and wildlands in the Western U.S. Read more »