U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Trump Administration Broke The Law In Refusing To Protect Joshua Trees, Court Rules

A federal judge ordered the Fish and Wildlife Service to reconsider its decision not to grant the iconic desert plant protection under the Endangered Species Act.
By 

Red States’ Wolf-Killing Campaign May Have Just Backfired

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service might put gray wolves back under Endangered Species Act protection after Idaho and Montana enacted laws to cull them.
By 
and

Despite Outcry, White House Breaks Promise To Ban Elephant Trophies

Remember when President Trump blocked a decision to allow hunters to bring back elephant trophies to the U.S.? The Fish and Wildlife Service has quietly announced hunters will be able to import them after all.
By 

Lynx Mom Wrestling With Her Babies In The Snow Will Warm Your Heart

“There are no words possible for how beautiful they are.”
By 

Trump Calls Elephant Trophy Hunting A 'Horror Show,' Says He's Unlikely To Allows Imports

He halted his administration's decision earlier this week to lift a ban on the import of elephant parts from two African nations.
By 

It's Not Just Elephants. Trump Rolled Back Regulations On Lion Trophies, Too.

“The folly that the killing helps lions and elephants is just that ― pure folly."
By 

Trump To Lift Ban On Import Of Elephant Trophies From 2 African Nations

The decision was made public by none other than the trophy hunting advocacy group that sued to block the Obama-era ban in 2014.
By 

Drilling In America's 'Crown Jewel' Is Indefensible, Former Interior Officials Say

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge should be off limits, they say.
By 

Lawmakers Are Again Fighting Over Drilling In The Fragile Arctic Wildlife Refuge

"To suggest that we would despoil our environment for short-term gain is offensive," Alaska Sen. Lisa Murkowski, a supporter of the drilling, said during a hearing Thursday.
By 

Trump's Putting A Deadly Squeeze On Endangered Wildlife

By