Take Action for the Arctic Refuge
Despite having a more friendly administration in the White House, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is still threatened by oil and gas drilling.
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Priority Campaign Spotlight: Bears Ears
The most profound aspect of Bears Ears is the Native presence that is interwoven into every cliff and corner.
Priority Campaign Spotlight: The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
In the years to come, I’m certain we’ll look back on January 2021 for its significance in the campaign to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. It wasn’t always pretty, but at the end of it all… I think recent events have set us up for success in the months to come.
Our 2021 Advocacy Priorities
These are precedence-setting campaigns. Protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the Boundary Waters and Bears Ears means putting Indigenous rights over fossil fuel development, recreation and wildlife habitat over extraction, and intrinsic value over short-term gain.
We Need Your Help to #ProtectTheArctic
Today, the Trump administration announced its plan to hold a lease sale for rights to drill in the Coastal Plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Pebble Mine Permit Denied by Army Corps of Engineers
Science, outdoor community lands massive win against Pebble mine for Bristol Bay, Alaska.
We Are Divesting From Bank of America
Today, we are announcing our decision to divest all assets from our longtime bank and financial partner, Bank of America, in order to align our investments with our values.
Bristol Bay Shows Us the Power of Bipartisan Collaboration for Conservation
Over the course of the summer, the efforts to stop the proposed Pebble mine slated for the Bristol Bay region of Alaska came to a roar after nearly two decades of vocal opposition from local residents, tribal organizations and conservation groups like Trout Unlimited.
Get Out the Vote!
We conducted a poll that suggests 24.6 million self-proclaimed outdoor recreationists still may not vote in the upcoming election.
Finally, Full Funding for the Land and Water Conservation Fund
On Tuesday, August 4, President Trump signed into law the Great American Outdoors Act. His signature ends a decades long battle to save one of the country’s most important conservation programs, the Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF). Curious what happens next with the LWCF? Join us for a Conservation Alliance webinar with LWCF advocate Lesley Kane-Syznal on…