Magazine
February 7, 1994
New Fish and Wildlife Service Directory Mollie Beattie wants to restore agency's integrity and purpose.
Feature
New Fish and Wildlife Service Directory Mollie Beattie
wants to restore agency's integrity and purpose.
Oregon Natural Resources Council wants 18 dams destroyed
to save Northwest's salmon.
Dear Friends
Board meeting in Boulder, visitors, correction about Comb
Wash and Eddie Dutchie.
News
Jon Marvel of Idaho Watersheds Project outbids ranchers
for grazing lease on state land.
Bruce Babbitt tries to preach consensus to ranchers and
environmentalists at star-crossed meeting.
Campbell County, Wyo., plans coyote shoot as tourist
attraction.
Jim Baca faces removal as BLM director.
Bruce Babbitt considers expansion of road through national
monument.
Bob Budd will manage Red Canyon Ranch for The Nature
Conservancy.
Timber industry finances campaign against Option
9.
Save Sierra Blanca fights waste disposal from other states
in Texas.
Forest Service seeks to limit all-terrain vehicle access
to Colorado's Grand Mesa.
Forest Service bans outfitter camps in Idaho's Frank
Church-River of No Return Wilderness.
Book Reviews
Take Back Santa Fe group wants to rein in runaway
development.
International Erosion Control Association plans
conference.
Agricultural Outlook Forum set for Denver.
Government study shows Idaho's Lake Coeur d'Alene
contaminated by mining sediments.
Klamath Basin Bald Eagle Conference planned.
Poetry contest sponsored by Utah Wilderness
Association.
National Park Service wants to restrict camping.
Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance to sponsor conference
for anti-grazing activists.
Review of Making a Change: A Student Guide to Social
Change Internships in the Northern Rockies.
Letters
Opinion
Both environmentalists and ranchers doubt usefulness of
consensus process.
Environmentalists and ranchers will have to learn to
compromise.
Barb
Sidebar
Excerpt from Mollie Beattie speech to Natural Resources
Council of America.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ends grazing at two
wildlife refuges
Chronology from 1885 to 1993.
Recycling aluminum cans saves electricity and makes
aluminum plants more marginal.
A list of 18 dams Oregon Natural Resources Council would
like to see eliminated.
Some dams will be easy to get rid of.
