For those looking for a laugh, the Idaho Statesman‘s relentless infatuation with Cowboy Custom & Culture never fails to disappoint: Documenting the Idaho buckaroo way of life – The Idaho […]
Welcome to the new Wildlife News!
Well we finally did it. There will be bugs. In fact this is a test post. We are sorry that the comments you made today were probably lost in the […]
Wild American Bison “Stolen” From Yellowstone National Park
Here is a news release from the Buffalo Field Campaign. Don’t know if the bison were exactly stolen, but there was no public comment when it looks like they should […]
Megaloads video: Giant rig opponents say its your land, water and air versus Exxon
Exxon Mobil is the world’s most profitable corporation- A new video about their megaloads through Idaho and Montana to their vast toxic pits in Alberta- Oil companies have colluded with […]
Have you come across any interesting wildlife news? May 29, 2011
This replaces the 29th edition. That edition will now move slowly into the depths of the blog-
Republican’s Climate Solution: Clear-Cut the Rain Forest
Dumb, dumber, and damn dangerous- Republican’s Climate Solution: Clear-Cut the Rain Forest. By John Collins Rudolf. New York Times. If he is so stupid he doesn’t know trees suck up […]
Renewable Energy Industry CEO looks to the future
Suggests government policy/subsidies – not free market – give wildlife conflicting, utility-scale projects an edge over distributed generation NRG Energy CEO David Crane, lead investor in the controversial Ivanpah Solar […]
Niemeyer’s “Wolfer” wins prestigious book award
Carter Niemeyer’s memoir, Wolfer, has won the 2011 IPPY (Independent Publishers Book Awards) gold medal for regional nonfiction. Since its release, I have run into quite a few folks who […]