Conservation organizations today challenged North Carolina Wildlife Resource Commission’s authorization of coyote hunting—including by spotlight at night-- in the five county area of eastern North Carolina inhabited by the world’s only wild population of about 100 red wolves. Read more in the press release.
SELC and a coalition of citizen and conservation groups sent a letter to Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW) requesting that the utility take act...
SELC—along with Energy Alabama and GASP—are appealing the Public Service Commission’s approval of Alabama Power’s petition for its single largest...
Days after the New Year and barely a week after the close of a public review period, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service put out a final rule to r...
SELC just filed a petition urging North Carolina to confront climate change by joining other states in a cooperative effort to reduce heat-trappi...
A lawsuit filed today seeks to reverse the Trump administration’s elimination of critical safeguards that have protected national forests from un...
In its final days in office, the Trump administration is continuing its assault on environmental regulations. The administration finalized a rule...
