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Where We Work

Western Watersheds works nationwide to raise awareness around ecological and environmental issues in the west. We have boots on the ground across much of the western half of the United States.

Where We Work

Western Watersheds has offices or monitors in the following states:

Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Wyoming

Click on our interactive map to learn more about the work we're doing in each state!

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Where We Work

Action Alerts! We Need Your Help!

Conservation Groups Celebrate New Avi Kwa Ame National Monument

Conservation groups granted intervention to defend Utah national monuments

Large Destructive Vegetation Project Opens for Public Review in Northeast Nevada

BLM Oil Exemptions Threaten Sage Grouse in Wyoming

Federal Review Shows Continued Decline of ESA-listed Lahontan Cutthroat Trout

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Petition Seeks to Protect Pygmy Rabbit Under Endangered Species Act

Sagebrush landscape in front of mountains and clouds and multi-colored skycap

Ninth Circuit Green-lights Imminent Destruction of Thacker Pass

Two lobo puppies looking directly at the camera

CONSERVATION GROUPS CELEBRATE RECORD MEXICAN WOLF POPULATION BUT CAUTION AGAINST USING NUMBERS ALONE TO MEASURE RECOVERY

Conservation Groups Ask Ninth Circuit to Block Destruction at Thacker Pass

Beaver swimming in still water

Large Coalition of Nonprofit Organizations, Scientists, and Advocates Call on President Biden to Protect Beaver on Federal Public Lands

Wolf laying down with head on her paws.

Coloradans strongly support wolf restoration at Denver meeting

Gray wolf lying down in snow

A Call to Action: Help Support Successful Wolf Recovery in Idaho

They're Counting On Us!

With your donation, our efforts to save plants and animals across the western portion of the United States will have a larger chance of success.