Glaciers Are Melting Faster Than Expected, UN Reports. Science Daily.
Earlier. Hundreds Of Antarctic Peninsula Glaciers Accelerating As Climate Warms (June 6, 2007). Science Daily
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Continue Reading →While the New World Mine proposal (once a very serious proposal) above Cooke City was pretty much defeated in 1996-7, there are a group of outstanding patented mining claims that could potentially cause trouble.
These will be purchased by the Trust for Public Land, ending forever the development threat they pose.
Continue Reading →Here is the final agenda for our annual wolf conference, April 8 -9, 2008. We are back at Chico Hot Springs this year after a successful event last year at Flagstaff, AZ.
We have a large registration this year.
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Continue Reading →Winter ’07-08 Snowmobile Use in Yellowstone National Park Dips Slightly, Snowcoach Use Up. National Parks Traveller.
One of the most interesting parts of this story is the snowmobile use of the East Entrance, bitterly kept open by political agitation from Cody business interests who say it is vital. Keeping the entrance open is a […]
Continue Reading →Although not as bad as several years ago, 48 elk have died from eating a deadly lichen that grows in the Red Rim area near Rawlins.
Deadly lichen killing southern Wyoming elk. By Chris Merrill. Casper Star-Tribune
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Continue Reading →The slaughter is based on what amounts to a lie about brucellosis and cattle, but there are a few cattle north of Gardiner on the land of the Church Universal and Triumphant – locally called CUT.
They stubbonly winter cattle on their land, and I think they have have not received the criticism they deserve.
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