From the daily archives: Monday, April 6, 2009
Barstool Mountain Myths: Wolves & Elk Numbers Strong Despite Dire Predictions. By Tory and Meredith Taylor. Wyomingfile.com
The Taylors are longtime Wyoming outfitters. They recently retired after a long career. It is fair to say they had a much stronger conservation viewpoint than most outfitters. Meredith, for example, joined with me and a number […]
Continue Reading →Are they killing the invasive salt cedar (tamarisk) too rapidly?
The Salt Lake Tribune has an alarming story how the beetle Diorhabda elongata , native to Kazakhstan and introduced recently to kill tamarisk, is doing it too rapidly. This is because there is apparently no plan to restore the native riparian vegetation the tamarisk crowded […]
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