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Our Mission Wild Places Key Issues Land and Water Conservation Together we can protect our wildest lands. People and Nature Because time in nature is important for all people. Energy and Climate Defending against pollution and reckless energy development. Learn about threats facing the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Learn more Moe Witschard News Get Involved Become a Member Wilderness needs you! Join our Movement Lend your voice for wildlands. Partner With Us For businesses and organizations. See More Ways to Give Charitable donations, workplace giving and more. Learn more Join Become a Member Renew Your Membership Sign Up Advocates for Wilderness Membership Benefits Get Involved Donate One-Time Gift Give Monthly Gift & Estate Planning More Ways to Give Renew Your Membership Search Menu Search Search Search Clear Close Our Mission Wild Places Key Issues Land and Water Conservation People and Nature Energy and Climate News Get Involved Become a Member Join our Movement Partner With Us See More Ways to Give Donate Become a Member Renew Your Membership See more ways to give Home About Us Careers Equity and Inclusion Financials Knowledge Library Newsroom Close 10X MATCH TODAY! Your tax-deductible end-of-year gift will be MATCHED 10X to protect wilderness. MATCH MY GIFT 10X iStock Greg Owens What's New Previous Next 5 ways Trump is attacking the environment on his way out the door Learn more Gage Skidmore, Flickr Communities could lose their say in future decisions to log or build roads through national forests Learn more Howie Garber It’s time to own up to the racism and violence embedded in the names of parks and public lands Learn more Kent Kanouse, Flickr A conservation ally heads to the White House! Learn more Report: Albuquerque park access lacking for vulnerable communities, but expanded transit could help Learn more Cecilia Beltran, USFWS Destructive seismic work proposed for Arctic Refuge Learn more Mason Cummings, TWS Why it’s important to keep the wildest forests free of roads and logging Learn more Matt Kearns, West Virginia Rivers Coalition Together we can protect public lands, now and forever. Each day thousands of acres of wild places are lost to mining, drilling, logging and other development. But we don't have to give it all away. Together, we can save our wildest lands for future generations. Thank You! For joining the movement to save our lands. Error We were unable to process your request. Please try again. Join the movement to save our wildlands Email Address Submit 111 million acres of wilderness protected Miles Morgan Keep Big Oil out of the Arctic Refuge Join the NoWaaay movement! Institutional Investors Call on the Private Sector to Protect Public Lands Learn more Mason Cummings, TWS Amid COVID-19, the Trump administration quietly pushes pro-polluter agenda. Mason Cummings, TWS Join the movement for wildlands Defend our wildlands! Using pandemic for cover, Trump undercuts conservation rules Learn more Mason Cummings, TWS More than 1 million members and supporters are making a difference Jonathan Meyers, The Wilderness Society How do we tackle climate change? Look no further than public lands Read More Energy and Climate Learn more Mason Cummings. There is just one hope for repulsing the tyrannical ambition of civilization to conquer every inch on the whole earth. That hope is the organization of spirited people who will fight for the freedom and preservation of the wilderness. Bob Marshall Founder of The Wilderness Society Our History 1615 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20036 1-800-THE-WILD (1-800-843-9453) [email protected] Become a Member Renew Your Membership Home About Us Careers Equity and Inclusion Financials Knowledge Library Newsroom facebook twitter instagram linkedin Become a Member Renew Your Membership © 2020 The Wilderness Society. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy Terms of Use LAST CHANCE: 10X MATCH! Your tax-deductible end-of-year donation supports our grassroots and legal battles to protect the Arctic Refuge, Bears Ears National Monument, Tongass National Forest and other threatened wild places. Monthly donation One-time donation $50 $100 $250 $500 Other $25 $36 $50 $75 Other...