This article says it may be Feb. 28, but I just heard it will be tomorrow.
Story in the Idaho Mountain Express.
I see what might appear to be two rival strategies emerging among conservation groups to deal with delisting. In fact, I think this might be a good idea even though it will […]
Continue Reading →Although I expect Kathie Lynch may soon have a detailed report, I got information about a few items today.
The Bechler Pack of SW Yellowstone (the only pack down there) was finally seen. It had eleven members and was several miles south of the Park near the Idaho/Wyoming border. While they will go back to […]
Continue Reading →Wow, if Bush’s EPA doesn’t like it, it must have a really terrible environmental impact.
EPA slams new plan for Sublette gas field. Watchdog agency rips BLM proposal, says past study underestimated pollution by factor of 5. By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole News and Guide
“The EPA letter comes in response to the Bureau […]
Continue Reading →For years the U.S. Sheep Experimental Station, headquartered at Dubois, Idaho (not Dubois, Wyoming) has been grazing sheep in the top of the Centennial Mountains and elsewhere in the general area, and with no environmental analysis.
After yet another successful lawsuit by Western Watersheds and the Center for Biological Diversity, represented by Advocates for the […]
Continue Reading →There are elk farms, and now a tiger breeder wants to build a facility in Eastern Idaho. Unlike elk, to which Idaho’s Department of Agriculture hands out permits like politicians hand out brochures, the Dept. is fighting this and the proponent fighting the denial of a permit in court.
Tiger breeder eyes Idaho. Jackson […]
Continue Reading →Here is the version of the story from the Missoulian. State set to take over wolf kill payments. By Perry Backus of the Missoulian.
“Over its 20-year history, the Defenders of Wildlife have made 276 payments to Montanans totaling more than $317,000 for 336 cattle, 689 sheep, 16 livestock dogs and 15 other animals, […]
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