Alaska’s offer of $150 for each wolf killed under its predator control program is nothing more than an illegal bounty and should be stopped immediately, conservation groups said Tuesday in court filings. Full story in the Casper Star Tribune. By Mary Pemberton. AP
Alaska’s new governor wants a lot more wolves killed than were […]
Continue Reading →No one will surprised to learn that growth on the Idaho side of the Tetons is out-of-control.
The linked article by Pacific Northwest political observer Randy Stapilus about enactment of a 6-month growth moratorium in Teton County is interesting here because people keep saying we need to subsidize the ranchers. We need to let […]
Continue Reading →This is bad news for the struggling Mexican wolf program, but the blame is on these rural counties who for years have believed that obeying the law is optional. I am not just badmouthing them, this was heart of county secession, militia movement back in the 1990s.
Story in the Las Cruces Sun News. […]
Continue Reading →The time and place for the Cody wolf delisting hearing has been set.
Open house, from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (brief presentations about the proposed rule will be given at both 3 p.m. and 4 p.m.), and public hearing, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., will be held April 19, 2007, Thursday, at the […]
Continue Reading →Another DOI outrage has been revealed by the new congress.
Story in the New York Times. By Edmund L. Andrews.
You can bet DOI employees were told to be lax on a lot of other things besides collecting fees from the oil companies on your public land!
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This is a guest opinion column in New West.
It is proposed to reduce the obvious overpopulation of elk in Rocky Mountain National Park by hunting. There are other possbilities. Wuerthner doesn’t like the hunting option and explains why. He prefers predation of the elk.
I’d like to see wolves reintroduced too, but they […]
Continue Reading →This glass bottomed walk over the Grand Canyon is on the little-visited Indian Reservation part of the Canyon far downstream of where most tourists see the canyon.
There are complaints about this intrusion, but I see it as little compared to the traffic jam of aerial sightseeing over the canyon.
The purpose is to make […]
Continue Reading →Columnist Bill Schneider at New West writes: Earlier this week, the Montana House of Representatives, on a 58-41 vote, passed an appropriation to send at least $150,000 in the hard-earned tax money to a Cheyenne law firm (Budd-Falen) to sue the federal government–at the same time cutting money for programs like all-day kindergarten, assistance for […]
Continue Reading →We hear about the wonders of “clean coal” technology all the time, but we hear about the actual deployment of dirty coal technology in the everyday world.
We live in the everyday world.
Story in the Billings Gazette. By Matthew Brown. AP
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Continue Reading →Folks will have another month to comment on the proposed delisting of the wolf in Idaho and Montana.
Fish and Wildlife extends wolf comment period to May 9
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