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WLP's Colleagues
We are privileged to work with many organizations, large and small, to keep public land public. Our cooperative work with colleagues amplifies our effectiveness and theirs. Here are links to some of the many organizations we work with.
National / Regional
Alliance for the Wild Rockies
Californians for Western Wilderness
Center for Biological Diversity
Great Old Broads for Wilderness
Heartwood
Living Rivers
National Parks Conservation Association
Native Forest Council
Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility
Public Lands Foundation
River Runners For Wilderness
Save America's Forests
Solar Done Right
Taxpayers for Common Sense
Western Mining Action Network
Western Watersheds Project
Wild Wilderness
Wilderness Watch
Wildlands CPR
WildWest Institute
Alaska
Sitka Conservation Society
Arizona
Maricopa Audubon Society
Sierra Club Grand Canyon Chapter
California
Desert Protective Council
Keep the Sespe Wild
Klamath Forest Alliance
Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter Range of Light Group
Colorado
Colorado Wild
Idaho
Friends of the Clearwater
Idaho Wildlife Federation
Kootenai Environmental Alliance
Selkirk Conservation Alliance
Montana
Swan View Coalition
Nevada
Great Basin Resource Watch
Nevada Environmental Coalition
Sierra Club Toiyabe Chapter
New Mexico
Forest Guardians
Wildwatershed.org
Oregon
Center for Environmental Equity
Umpqua Watersheds
Utah
Save Our Canyons
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
Utah Environmental Congress
Washington
Gifford Pinchot Task Force
North Cascades Conservation Council
Olympic Forest Coalition
The Lands Council
Wyoming
Biodiversity Conservation Alliance
Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance
Our Latest Newsletter
Western Lands Update, Volume 18, Number 1
Including:
Farm Bill Opens up Millions of Acres to Fast-Track Logging • House Republicans still don't like public land • Congress nullifies court decision on rebuilt structure in Wilderness
Read it…
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