Earlier this year, Senator Mike Lee (R-Utah) pushed a proposed provision that would have put more than 250 million acres of public land on the chopping block and for sale, with a mandated sale of up to 2-3 million acres within five years. With your help, the provision was successfully thrown out. But now Senator Lee is back with an even more dangerous amendment...Lee Amendment #3972 would remove protections in the Interior appropriations bill that require the Department of the Interior to maintain our national parks. If it passes, it opens the door to selling off, transferring or giving away America’s most treasured public lands - including our national parks. Contact your Senator HERE.

The Forest Service plans to rescind the Roadless Rule, which protects more than 45 million acres of wild forest from logging and mining. These forests provide clean water, shelter hundreds of threatened and endangered species and are the sites of treasured memories for millions of Americans — losing them to logging and mining would be a travesty. Congress can permanently protect all roadless forests by passing the Roadless Area Conservation Act. Tell your U.S. House representative to protect millions of acres of wild forest HERE.

Former Rep. Steve Pearce of New Mexico spent his congressional career attacking public lands and endangered species. Now President Donald Trump has picked him to lead the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, where Pearce would be in charge of 245 million acres of public lands — all at extreme risk of privatization and annihilation. Pearce has long called for shrinking and selling off public lands to private and corporate interests. If he’s confirmed, he’ll greenlight extractive industry at the expense of clean water, wildlife, and public enjoyment across some of the most cherished landscapes in the U.S. West. He once said, these wolves — which will stalk for weeks and weeks and weeks at a time around local homes — it’s a matter of time until a wolf catches one of these children.” There have been ZERO documented cases of wolves attacking humans in New Mexico. Take ACTION.

We rely on EPA to enforce strict reporting requirements to ensure that we're protected from 'forever chemicals' like PFAS. But a new plan from the Trump EPA may put that critical transparency at risk. The agency's plan would gut reporting requirements giving nearly all companies the opportunity to skirt disclosing critical PFAS information, making it harder for states and regulators to protect us. Speak out before the Dec 29 deadline. Act HERE.

The Surfrider Foundation strongly objects to the federal administration’s proposed 5-Year Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) Oil & Gas Leasing Program for 2026 - 2031. The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management’s dangerous proposal would open up California, the Gulf of Mexico, including the previously protected waters off of Florida, and Alaska, including the pristine High Arctic, where drilling has never been attempted before because of the hazards — putting coastal ecosystems, communities, and businesses in these areas at serious risk. Surfrider calls on elected officials and members of the public to register official opposition during the current public comment period, which began on November 24. Act HERE.

The Trump administration has officially proposed sweeping new rules that would fundamentally weaken the Endangered Species Act, our nation’s most effective wildlife protection law. If these rules move forward, they will make it harder to protect species on the brink of extinction, easier to erase existing protections, and nearly impossible to safeguard the habitats, plants, and animals need to survive. This is one of the most dangerous attacks on wildlife we have ever seen. Learn more and act HERE.

Atrazine has been banned in more than 60 countries around the world due to its impacts on human health and the environment. It is a known hormone-disrupting pesticide linked to birth defects, multiple cancers, and fertility problems like low sperm quality and irregular menstrual cycles. Even the EPA itself concluded that atrazine is likely to harm more than 1,000 endangered species – and that its continued use could push some animals to Extinction! But now, under Trump, it’s trying sweep the danger atrazine poses to wildlife under the rug! The EPA is required to consider every single comment submitted during its public input period. Tell the EPA that instead of dismissing the harms of atrazine, it should BAN this dangerous chemical. Deadline is December 8th! Speak out HERE.

Castle Mountain Mine — a Canadian gold and silver mine in eastern San Bernardino County — is asking to QUADRUPLE its operation in an area where desert horseback riders love to ride and stargazers enjoy exceptional views of the Milky Way. The proposed expansion would build a new water pipeline to more than TRIPLE the mine's water usage – to up to 733.5 MILLION gallons per year, realign roads, and increase the mine's crushing rate from 17,123 tons per day to 52,055 tons per day. Please contact the Bureau of Land Management to tell them that you don't want them to allow the Castle Mountain Mine to expand and that instead, they should protect the recreational access and experiences, as well as the scenic beauty that this area provides. The comment deadline is November 20! Act HERE.

A House bill seeks to remove lifesaving protections for critically endangered Mexican gray wolves, already on the brink of genetic collapse! Mexican gray wolves are one of the most endangered mammals in North America with only 286 remaining in the wild. The genetic diversity of this iconic subspecies has now steadily declined for the fourth consecutive year – spelling grave danger for the future of this wolf population. Meanwhile, genetically valuable Mexican gray wolves like the presumed pregnant female Asiza, as well as a 3-month old male pup, have already been killed by federal agents in this year alone. Sign the petition to defend grey wolves by opposing H.R. 4255. Act HERE.

After the devastation of the 2020 CZU Fire, our community has worked tirelessly to make our homes and forests safer. Now, new statewide fire regulations could put that progress—and our wallets—at risk. The California Board of Forestry is finalizing new “Defensible Space Zones 0, 1, and 2” regulations that could require homeowners in rural areas to spend thousands of dollars on property changes with limited proven benefits. These costly measures would apply to everyone living within CAL FIRE’s CZU State Responsibility Area (SRA), regardless of risk level. Get informed about the many issues and how to speak up during the 45 day comment period. HERE