Earlier, I posted this as a comment, but I think the issue is important enough this it be a post.
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I don’t think people realize that the western livestock industry and many outfitters have a mindset that does not value wildlife at all. All animals, including wildlife, are valued only […]
Continue Reading →Weasel-like fishers reintroduced in Olympic National Park. AP. Seattle P-I.
Here is more. It’s from the National Park Service. Proposed Fisher Reintroduction.
Continue Reading →The New York Times continues to be excellent in cutting through the propaganda issued by the government about it’s new 10j rule on wolves, as well as the forthcoming delisting.
The Still-in-Danger Gray Wolf. Opinion of the New York Times.
Continue Reading →Despite the continuing hype, ethanol from corn is neither environmentally friendly, nor economically friendly. Ethanol from plant material that is not grown with such energy intensity may have a bright future, but technology needs to advance.
Ethanol plants struggle. Idaho State Journal. AP
Continue Reading →For years, this is something I hoped they’d do. It seems to be a success and the cost has been amazingly low.
Project prevents wildlife casualties. By Christine Uthoff. Bozeman Chronicle City Editor
Continue Reading →Everyone should read this, in part because I think a major effort to privatize wildlife and to have livestock associations assume de facto control of state wildlife departments is afoot.
How public wildlife became something for sale. By Mark Henckel. Billings Gazette Outdoor Editor
This article is precisely about what Robert Hoskins, Mack Bray […]
Continue Reading →This is a great story, emphasizing the positive changes for wolves in Idaho since they were reintroduced, but of particular interest it tells about one of our regular posters, Lynne Stone, a women who really does run with wolves, or at least after them — her efforts to keep them alive by keeping them out […]
Continue Reading →This came from the Billings Gazette and was republished today in Casper Star Tribune. Ranchers say they are being squeezed.
It is true the Western Watersheds Project is trying to establish the rule of law on the Bighorn National Forest, and if you have have read the posts of Robert Hoskins about the defective […]
Continue Reading →This is an editorial in the Idaho Mountain Express.
Clear thinking and biology should drive wolf management. View of the Idaho Mountain Express.
Idaho influential decision-makers are not alone in their self-centered thinking. Other Western States that have wolves, or may have migratiing wolves arrive, consistently make statements warning of disaster if wolves show […]
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