Hunting and angling groups said Trump would represent their interests — but they were wrong.
Items by Ted Williams
The impressive effort to restore the Arctic grayling in a Yellowstone National Park stream.
Alaska’s attempt to intrude on federal wildlife refuges has incensed the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, for good reason.
Recreational dredgers can wreck stream beds.
A victory for an endangered fish, though some environmentalists fought hard to prevent it.
Calling out an NBC-TV program for romanticizing wild horses on our public lands
Debate: Should the Hopi people continue to have the right to kill eagles for religious purposes? Ted Williams says no.
Uncompromising environmental groups like the Center for Biological Diversity do more harm than good with their lawsuits, according to some critics.
If a wildlife photograph looks too perfect to be "real," it probably isn't.
Some ranchers in western Kansas are using a deadly biocide called Rozol to kill endangered species like the black-footed ferret.
The National Park Service’s decision to ban lead bullets and lead fishing tackle will protect rare California condors and other creatures, including humans.
Ted Williams finds it more than ironic that Dick Cheney -- a well-known foe of fish and rivers -- was invited to speak at a fly-fishing museum.
Ted Williams says killing fish, birds and sea lions to
save endangered salmon is like drinking snake-oil elixir to cure a
serious illness.
Ted Williams says the Bush administration is doing its
best to kill off an endangered fish: Montana’s fluvial
grayling.
Ted Williams says charging fees to use public lands is
worse than extortion.
Wild horses are not native to the West, and they do not
deserve our protection
The writer calls wild horses the region's sacred
cows
The writer tells how Kit and Sherry Laney became puppets
of the property-rights movement, sending the Forest Service into
fits
The Endangered Species Act isn’t broken; we just
don’t like to enforce it
The writer says the only thing broken about the Endangered
Species Act is us
Only God can make a tree, but anyone can ruin a
prairie.
The writer takes aim at the hook-and-bullet press, calling
it the captive of gadget-makers and the National Rifle
Association
The writer supports poisoning exotic fish so that native
fish can be restored to the West
Ted Williams says that if sportsmen bothered to read,
they’d be shocked at what the Bush administration is doing to
wildlife
Ted Williams sees an ecological conscience developing
among anglers who usually care only for trout
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