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Obama’s new political order, backed by the legal acumen of Judge James Redden, may help the Northwest’s salmon survive and end the era of the Lower Snake River dams.
by Ken Olsen,
May 04, 2009
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While the nation is distracted by the election, the Bush administration races ahead with environmental policy changes.
by Sarah Gilman ,
Nov 04, 2008
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The passionate and complicated feelings people have about living with wolves in the Northern Rockies.
by The Story Group: Daniel Glick, Ted Wood, Leslie Dodson and Jim Moscou,
Oct 06, 2008
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Reintroduction program now clouded by
investigation
by John Dougherty,
Jul 16, 2008
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Is the wolverine, the country’s most enigmatic
predator, in danger of extinction, or just misunderstood?
by Eve Rickert,
Jul 16, 2008
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Bald eagles are about to be delisted, but conservationists
and the Fish and Wildlife Service are battling over whether
Arizona's desert-nesting eagles should be kept under the wing of
the Endangered Species Act.
by Eve Rickert,
May 29, 2007
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service tries an end-run around
the Endangered Species Act; a leaked draft would weaken the bedrock
law by changing the regulations that implement it rather than the
law itself.
by Jodi Peterson,
Jul 16, 2008
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Efforts to privatize instream-flow protection – to
keep enough water in rivers and streams to sustain their ecological
functions – face tough going in the West.
by Matt Jenkins,
Jul 16, 2008
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Condor 134’s harrowing experience with lead
poisoning exemplifies these endangered birds’ greatest
challenge – which some advocates hope to ease by banning lead
bullets in California
by Mitch Tobin,
Jul 16, 2008
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Colorado Lynx are in trouble; oil and gas bounty hunter is
rebuked; Energy Department tests new larger containers for
radioactive waste; saving money and salmon; Measure 37 cold war
continues; public library use in the West; and snowmobile
data
by Staff,
Dec 11, 2006
