Grijalva Disappointed in Newly Finalized BLM Decision to Approve SunZia Energy Transmission Route on San Pedro Riparian Corridor

Grijalva Questions Fish and Wildlife Service Decision to Remove Wolves From Endangered Species List Across Most of Western U.S.

Grijalva Introduces Resolution Recognizing the Legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps – Others Join Him to Salute 80th Anniversary

Grijalva Reacts to National Academy of Sciences Report on BLM Wild Horse and Burro Management: “A Needed Wakeup Call”

Grijalva Cites Impacts on Tribes in Opposing Gosar Bill to Outlaw Presidential Declarations of New National Monuments in Arizona

Grijalva Congratulates Southern Arizona Recipients of Interior Department Grants to Train Youth in Conservation and Land Management

Grijalva Letter to Obama Urging Keystone XL Pipeline Rejection Gets More Democrats Than Voted Yesterday to Approve the Project

Grijalva Leads Letter to EPA, Other Agencies Calling for End to Clean Water Act Loopholes That Allow Mining Company Pollution

Grijalva Highlights $300,000 Grant for Goodyear, Ariz., to Recharge West Salt River Aquifer – Part of $20.8 Million National Effort

Grijalva Urges Interior Secretary to Cancel Pending Rule That Would End Endangered Species Act Protections for Many U.S. Wolves