Activism at work.
I’ve never written about this here but I have been following this campaign for many years and I have been acquainted with a number of people who have volunteered for the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society over those years. Of all of the anti-whaling groups out there they are the most effective […]
Continue Reading →Wow!! Who’s next?
Who knows? If there is a conviction in this case, it might solidify my theory that anti-wolf advocates are behind the decimation of elk herds đ
Recall, Rex Rammel is the politician who joked about “Obama tags“. He also had a run in with then Governor and now Senator Jim Risch […]
Continue Reading →Big Energy companies with criminal records given billions in stimulus funds to wreak havoc on our public lands and wildlife.
The Center for Public Integrity has issued a stinging report on how the Obama Administration has bypassed the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) when issuing permits for energy and other projects which involve federal lands […]
Continue Reading →Madison Valley most successful. Number of deer killed down slightly-
Elk hunters successful in 2010. Bozeman Chronicle. By Daniel Person.
In addition hunting was good in Northwestern Montana. Here’s the story. Ideal conditions close hunt season. By JIM […]
Continue Reading →Talk about burying the lead, it appears that Secretary of Interior Ken Salazar would back efforts to gut the Endangered Species Act.
Ken Salazar met with the governors of Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming yesterday and, while Wyoming remains intransigent on the wolf issue, he appears to have sent the message that he supports a legislative […]
Continue Reading →Where NOT to hastily site an Industrial-scale Wind Energy Project
Just north of Great Basin National Park, east of Ely in Eastern Nevada, lies a public landscape called Spring Valley.
Spring Valley is a miraculous place, renowned for its magnificent skies and as critical habitat for sagebrush obligate species such as sage grouse and […]
Continue Reading →The New York Times Weighs in on the wolf issue.
The New York Times doesn’t like the proposed legislation which would remove protections from wolves either.
Either [bill] would set a terrible precedent, opening the door for special-interest groups to push other inconvenient species off the list. The bills would undercut one of the primary […]
Continue Reading →187,157 square miles of Alaskan land and (mostly) ocean to be for the bears-
U.S. Firms Up âCritical Habitatâ for Polar Bears. By Felicity Barringer. The Green Blog in the New York Times. Here is the web page […]
Continue Reading →And people wonder why wolf advocates are wary of state management of wolves…..
Idaho sheriff denies SSS raffle aims for wolves.
Washington Examiner
Warranted but precluded (by politics)
Has America’s most popular environmental law become incapable of protecting our most vulnerable fellow species?
With the number of species becoming imperiled increasing as population, consumption, climate change grows, the Obama Administration is providing legal protection to fewer species using the excuse that there are not enough resources. This […]
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