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Governor Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2679

Mayor Daggett and Northern Arizona Leaders speak to Impacts from Trump Rollbacks and Defunding on Climate Preparedness and Resiliency

PHOENIX, Ariz. – Wildlife Services “mistakenly” killed the collared and presumed pregnant breeding female of the Bear Canyon Mexican gray wolf pack in Arizona last week.

The Trump administration announced plans to advance a land swap that will give international mining giant Rio Tinto control over Oak Flat on the Tonto National Forest.

GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz.— Following Interior Secretary Doug Burgum's order for a review of national monuments and mineral withdrawals — part of the Trump administration's plan for “unleashing American energy" — a coalition of Tribes,...

Leaders highlight petitions with more than 9,000 signatures calling on Congress to protect jobs, health, and the economy

35 groups presented the priorities which represent a positive vision on climate and clean energy, water, environmental justice, land protection, and democracy, among other issues, plus include key defensive actions as well.

Prescott, AZ – Today, [our] Water Sentinels released their urgent report, "2024 Flow Data for Upper Verde River" -- revealing unprecedented flow reductions -- and calling for immediate conservation actions -- for this lifeline, now endangered

SBCC and Sierra Club appealed the district court ruling -- in "General Land Office of Texas v. Biden" -- prohibiting the federal government from using congressional appropriations (to remediate and mitigate damage caused by border wall construction)

“Mexican gray wolves belong in the Grand Canyon region –- scientists and conservationists agree. Wolves are critical to ensuring healthy ecosystems,” said Sandy Bahr. “The Flagstaff community has welcomed these wolves -- AZGFD should let them be!”