Saving sage grouse Tribune Editorial, May 13, 2009 Updated: 05/13/2009 05:42:14 PM MDT A funny-looking bird that fluffs its feathers to dance an elaborate mating
For a decade I have watched and complained as hordes of domestic sheep are annually run across melting snowbank areas in the Jarbidge country of
Mike Hudak explains how grazing domestic livestock in the west degrades the land and destroys wildlife. Ranching’s Other Victims: Free-living Animals : Ranching's Other Victims:
WWP’s Arizona Director has been busy keeping the spotlight on BLM’s mismanagement of national monuments. This article about the Sonoran Desert National Monument spells out
Today, WWP’s Arizona office and our attorney at Advocates for the West filed a lawsuit against ongoing grazing on the Sonoran Desert National Monument. The
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife began its process of environmental review of a decision to graze livestock on state lands acquired to benefit
A federal judge has enjoined plans to graze and produce cattle feed on lands that recieve money from a federal program used to set aside
The BLM is proposing to spend $1 million building 100 miles of fences in one of America’s largest fence-free ranges in Wyoming’s Green Mountain Common
WESTERN WATERSHEDS PROJECT NEWS RELEASE May 16, 2008 Â Contacts:Â Â Dr. Steven G. Herman: Â 360-894-0751; cell 360-451-0089 Bob Tuck: 509-945-7250 Kristin Ruether: 208-342-7024 ext
