. . . . when you look down at your feet in the meadows.
We went on a range inspection tour Oct. 2, 2007. We inspected the Pass Creek Grazing Allotment. The photo below shows a headwaters tributary of Wet Creek, an important Bull Trout stream.
The little stream (Pine Creek) gradually gained water — […]
Continue Reading →This is pretty amazing because federal judge Edward Lodge of Idaho rarely rules in favor of conservation groups. Once again this shows how compromised the Bush/Kempthorne USFWS is.
News Release
For more information
Katie Fite, Western Watersheds Project, (208) 871-5738
Todd Tucci, Advocates for the West, (208) 342-7024
Duane […]
I made a brief note of this earlier, but the Missoulian did a full story on it.
The Ninemile Wolf Pack goes way back to 1990, well before the wolf reintroduction. This has happened before there. Of course, as time goes by people forget. Most years the Ninemile Pack kills a few livestock or pets. […]
Continue Reading →Arctic Melt Unnerves the Experts. By Andrew C. Revkin. New York Times.
The rate of melt was faster than almost all the model simulations had predicted. What about the near future?
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Continue Reading →Rocky Barker’s blog: Roadless rule resolution may wait for next administration. Rocky Barker. Idaho Statesman.
Barkers writes about the latest chapter in the struggle over national forest roadless areas. This is a battle that has been going on since the early 1970s, but especially since President Bill Clinton gave an executive order to protect […]
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