Posted on April 11, 2013
Below is an executive summary of Restoration in Action, to open or download a PDF of the full report, click here.
Created by Marlies Wierenga on April 4, 2013
Created by Marlies Wierenga on March 18, 2013
Last week, the Senate released a budget resolution for the first time in four years. And for the first time, Legacy Roads and Trails is mentioned. It is tucked away on page 107 but is one of the few small programs included. Under the header “Protecting the environment: endangered species and open space”, the Senate spotlights the following:
Posted on February 28, 2013
Posted on February 28, 2013
Posted on February 28, 2013
Tortoises, panthers and crocodiles… wood storks, snail kites, and Roseate spoon-bills… cypress strands and sawgrass wetlands. These plants and animals survive, and even thrive, in Big Cypress National Preserve and Everglades National Park. But their future is not entirely certain, especially within Big Cypress, where another large “animal” thrives: the off-road vehicle.
Created by Adam Rissien on January 9, 2013
Several news stories came out this week after the Montana Dept. of Fish, Wildlife and Parks decided not to challenge a temporary restraining order (TRO) that stopped the trapping of wolverines. See article here. Part of the state’s rationale for not fighting the TRO was the anticipated listing of wolverine as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The article explains,
Created by Adam Rissien on November 21, 2012
Guest Blog by Jeff Juel, Forest Policy Director, The Lands Council
Created by Adam Rissien on November 19, 2012
Today the Missoulian ran an article that first appeared in the Ravalli Republic reporting about a specific road snowmobilers would like to groom for easier winter driving. Unfortunately, the article is a bit vague referencing our on-going litigation and is clearly written in a way to fan the flames of controversy.
Created by Marlies Wierenga on October 16, 2012
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