Items by Diane Kelly

Wild Rockies Online
The Wild Rockies slate on the World Wide Web brings environmental resources to the Internet.
Diane Kelly April 29, 1996 From the print edition
Saying please at Devils Tower
A June voluntary climbing ban at Devils Tower may ease conflicts between rock climbers and Native Americans who use the site for religious ceremonies.
Diane Kelly Oct. 16, 1995 From the print edition
Dinosaur's monumental quiet is threatened
The owners of the Mantle Ranch in Colorado's Moffat County are threatening to begin massive development of their two inholdings inside Dinosaur National Monument.
Diane Kelly Oct. 2, 1995 From the print edition
Powerlines prove fatal
Three male grizzlies are electrocuted by a downed power line in Yellowstone's Hayden Valley.
Diane Kelly Sept. 18, 1995 From the print edition
Start spreading the news
"Getting the Word Out in the Fight to Save the Earth" by Richard Beamish and "Let the World Know: Make Your Cause News" by Jason Salzman are reviewed.
Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Hazardous burning plan snuffed
The Ash Grove Cement Company changes its mind about burning hazardous waste after citizens object.
Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Colorado learns bear facts
The Colorado Division of Wildlife conducts studies of bear-people encounters.
Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Pay-for-wolf play
The privately owned Grizzly Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, Mont., buys a 10-member wolf pack for tourists to see.
Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Right-of-way or give-away?
A bill introduced by Rep. Jim Hansen of Utah could allow roads to be bulldozed across national parks and wilderness areas.
Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Heard around the West
Greens spend little time in sports, Shirley MacLaine bucks karma, Utah Rep. Jim Hansen turns chicken, Lake Powell is full of s--, blimps over Grand Canyon, former Idaho Sen. James McClure lobbies for ESA, SUWA accused of overreacting, Navajos' blue jeans
Ed Marston, Elizabeth Manning, Diane Kelly Sept. 4, 1995 From the print edition
Pictures worth 2,000 words
Emery County, Utah, hires art restorers to remove graffiti from prehistoric rock art in Buckhorn Wash.
Diane Kelly Aug. 21, 1995 From the print edition
A vanishing breed
"Roping the Wind: A Personal History of Cowboys and the Land" by Lyman Hafen is reviewed.
Diane Kelly Aug. 7, 1995 From the print edition
Four-cornered falcon
"The Four-Cornered Falcon: Essays on the Interior West and the Natural Scene" by Reg Saner is reviewed.
Diane Kelly Aug. 7, 1995 From the print edition
Tribes settle for new fishing sites
Four Northwest Indian tribes will be compensated with new fishing areas along the Columbia to replace tribal fishing ground flooded by a dam 50 years ago.
Diane Kelly Aug. 7, 1995 From the print edition
Human smolts reach Washington
Five swimmers follow the outward migration route of young salmon through the Snake and Salmon rivers to call attention to the endangered fish.
Diane Kelly Aug. 7, 1995 From the print edition
Falling arches
Tourists Jim and Dafang Lin witness a 44-foot slab fall from Utah's 306-ft. Landscape Arch.
Diane Kelly July 24, 1995 From the print edition
Turkeys for timber
A 1992 federal report reveals a "cozy relationship" between Kaibab Forest Products Co. and Kaibab National Forest, involving stolen trees and "gift turkeys."
Diane Kelly July 24, 1995 From the print edition
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