From the daily archives: Wednesday, December 5, 2007
The decision could have widespread ramifications for sage grouse habitat, which includes portions of at least eight Western states, including large swaths of Montana and Wyoming and the Powder River Basin, where there’s intense interest in energy development. Brodie Farquhar has an article about the politics of it in Wyoming. ‘Wyoming officials say listing […]
Continue Reading →The Idaho wolf population management plan open house at Pocatello was a low key affair with about 45 people (excluding the Idaho Fish and Game staff). There were a lot of skeptical questions about the plan — how it was constructed, whether it would really maintain a large population of wolves, the length of the […]
Continue Reading →Subscribe to Blog via Email
Recent Posts
- Fire Suppression Hyperbole March 1, 2021
- Conservation Groups Swing Back at Bernhardt’s Last Minute Favor to Oregon Ranchers February 26, 2021
- South Plateau Timber Sale Another FS Con Job February 24, 2021
- Malheur Collaborative Bent On Degrading Forest Ecosystems February 22, 2021
- Predicted habitat availability does not address recovery success for Mexico’s Mexican wolves February 8, 2021
Recent Comments
- Immer Treue on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Anita on Livestock industry’s campaign to get rid of wild horses is a scam to cheat the taxpayers
- snaildarter on Fire Suppression Hyperbole
- Ida Lupine on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Ida Lupine on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Ida Lupine on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Maya on Fire Suppression Hyperbole
- Hiker on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Hiker on Reader generated wildlife news.
- James A Bailey on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Ed Loosli on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Ed Loosli on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Ted MacKechnie on Critique of The West Is Burning Documentary
- Ida Lupine on Reader generated wildlife news.
- Lisa Day on Critique of The West Is Burning Documentary