The Arctic Ocean is not negotiable. Offshore drilling in Alaska waters puts wildlife and Iñupiat communities on the line. Spills here would be decades-long disasters. 📖 Read more & speak up before Friday alaskawild.org/the-arctic-oce…

We’re back in court. Today, Trustees for Alaska filed an amended complaint on behalf of 10 groups challenging the unlawful reinstatement of permits for the proposed Ambler road. Check out the full press release here: trustees.org/wp-content/upl…

This week, we’re showing what collective #climateaction looks like. Climate Reality is partnering with Make Polluters Pay for the #MakePollutersPay Week of Action, demanding that fossil fuel companies finally be held accountable for the damage they caused. People didn’t create this

Thirty years on the front lines of Alaska conservation taught us one thing: the world doesn’t stand still. That’s why we rebranded—to sharpen our voice, strengthen our presence, and meet this moment head-on. Explore our new site 👉 alaskawild.org

Our hearts go out to Minnesota. Communities are grieving. Families are demanding accountability after lives were lost where safety should exist. No community should have to live under fear. Not in Minnesota. Not in the Arctic. Not anywhere. We stand with those calling for

This is what it looks like when Washington cuts communities out to clear the way for Big Oil. Nuiqsut leaders are standing up for their right to protect the Teshekpuk caribou herd, and their way of life, after Interior stripped long-standing safeguards without consultation.

The climate crisis isn’t waiting — and neither are we. It’s the final day of the #MakePollutersPay Week of Action, and there’s still time to join us. Climate Reality is proud to partner with Make Polluters Pay to demand accountability from fossil fuel companies. See what you can do

Serious companies don’t drill wildlife refuges. If your growth plan requires opening the Arctic just to make the math work, that’s a red flag. Real leaders don’t need protected lands to stay profitable. 🔗 Learn more on why Arctic drilling is a bad bet. bit.ly/4taqcJZ

BLM just took the first step toward leasing the Arctic Refuge’s Coastal Plain on sacred Gwich’in land. Stand with the Gwich’in. Tell companies to stay away. #ProtectTheArctic Check out GSC's statement: gwichinsteering.org/feb-2-2026/

This administration will do everything it can to distract you from the reality: No one wants to drill the Arctic Refuge. The last lease sale had zero bids. So instead of admitting Arctic drilling is a bad bet, they’re pushing a new leasing process anyway...

While brands pay millions for a 30‑second spotlight during #SuperBowlLX, some industries will spend billions chasing Arctic oil — a gamble with extreme risk and no guaranteed return. That’s not a strategy. That’s desperation.

Big Oil is desperate, and the Arctic is their target. This isn’t strategy, it’s a last-resort gamble with wildlife, communities, and taxpayers on the line. 🔗Add your name now to tell Big Oil: stay out of the Arctic. secure.alaskawild.org/a/cp26_act_npra

Climate change is turning the Arctic’s rivers orange. As the earth warms, thawing permafrost is releasing iron, rusting rivers and unleashing toxic levels of metals like copper and zinc. This shift threatens wildlife, communities, and the waterways they both rely on.

Betting on Arctic drilling isn’t love, it’s desperation. The Arctic is the last place left, a gamble only made when better options have run out. This Valentine’s Week, show love for what matters most. ❤️ alaskawild.org/take-action/

🚨BREAKING: Weeks after a rig tipped on thawing tundra near the Western Arctic, BLM is auctioning millions of acres of wilderness for $5/acre. If a companies survival depends on drilling in the Arctic, it’s desperation, not growth. alaskawild.org/lease-sale-ann…

Love shouldn’t cost the Arctic. Neither should Valentine’s. 💘❄️ Celebrate love by standing up for the Arctic. alaskawild.org/take-action/

Love over lease sales. ❤️ This #ValentinesDay is about real commitment. Bidding on drilling in the Arctic isn’t love for the future, it’s a desperate, short-sighted bet on one of the last wild places left. Show some love by signing your name 💐 alaskawild.org/take-action/

You care about the places you love close to home. Alaska’s wildlands are part of the same system. Stay connected with the people who care too 🫶 alaskawild.org/get-action-ale…

The bigger they are, the harder they spill... Weeks after the Doyon 26 rig toppled in the tundra, the administration is auctioning Teshekpuk Lake & millions of acres in the Western Arctic to oil companies chasing the riskiest, costliest oil left.

The Department of the Interior just opened 2.1 million acres along the Dalton Highway corridor, clearing the way for Ambler Road. Wildlife, rivers, and subsistence lands are at risk. Read Alaska Wilderness League's full statement. alaskawild.org/doi-opens-2-1-…