Arizona, New Mexico, Montana, Utah, Wyoming , Colorado poll. Arizonans stand out- Generally speaking Arizona is not thought of as a state especially friendly to environmental policies. Of course a […]
Time Magazine does a feature on wolf OR7, “Journey”
Big pile of stories grows on the wolf now named “Journey”- Time Magazine is one of the latest to do a feature on this story, one that has pleased and gladdened […]
How should animals die? A topic worthy of reasoned debate
In reading some of the comments posted in response to stories run on The Wildlife News this week, I was interested to see a few very heated exchanges concerning humans’ […]
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association criticizes new Proposed Forest Planning Rule which Weakens Environmental Protections
NCBA complains about the use of “best available science” and the mandate to protect sensitive species. In a news release published yesterday, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) complained that […]
Snowy owls are invading the south.
An interesting story about the increased sightings of snowy owls throughout the country. The first one ever seen in Hawaii was recently killed by USDA Wildlife Services because it was […]
Billion dollar corporate fund for our national parks. What do donors get in return?
Is the strategy, cut their budgets and make up the difference with a private “appropriation” from the self-interested, cutting out the public? We all know the watchword in Washington has […]
Wilderness and Climate Tension in Nevada
If you listened to President Obama’s State of the Union Address you may have noticed that the President had some things to say about how this administration values public land: […]
Move to extend wolf season in Bitterroot area once again runs into trouble
Commission gives initial approval on divided vote, but final approval might fail- Like the Lolo in Idaho on the Idaho/Montana border, the decline of elk in the West Fork of […]