Babbitt participates in a number of grazing meetings held
around the West.
Magazine
May 17, 1993
A proposed golf course in Santa Fe is another milestone in the area's cultural transformation.
Feature
A proposed golf course in Santa Fe is another milestone in the area's cultural transformation.
... to read the essays, news stories and other articles in the issue, including the sampling displayed here
Book Reviews
The Colorado Environmental Coalition produces its own
forest management plan.
The report "Montana: Steady State in Transition', examines
the hopes and concerns of Montana's citizens.
A recovery plan for the Desert Tortoise is
released.
The Department of Energy wants to turn Hanford's nuclear
waste into glass logs.
Jackson Hole publishes a mountain biking map to attract
tourists.
The 15th annual Montainfilm festival begins in
Telluride.
A study suggests that granting Hells Canyon national park
status would boost the local economy.
News
Patagonia Inc. and the Oregon Natural Resources Council
team up to help salmon by pushing for the deconstruction of
dams.
The Forest Service EIS on new grazing regulations for
Idaho's Stanley Basin upsets both ranchers and
environmentalists.
A development company mistakenly releases plans to destroy
wetlands.
Lincoln County, N.M., drops its land swap suit against the
BLM.
Emergency timber sales are exempted from the appeals
process by the Forest Service.
The Montana Legislature weakened environmental controls
with a flurry of bills this year.
Tom Chapman may cease construction of an exclusive
subdivision in Colorado's West Elk Wilderness.
Native Americans say they'll miss South Dakota Governor
George Mickelson.
The Rio Grande is labeled the most endangered river by the
environmental group American Rivers.
Consultant tells Wyoming ranchers at a multiple-use
meeting not to negotiate with preservation groups.
Costly reclamation work on several defunct ski areas
suggests that the Forest Service is too lax with
applicants.
A helicopter company thwarts opposition by relocating in a
neighboring county.
A profile praises the work of former Interior Department
watchdog Jim Richards.
A consulting firm's report questions the legality of the
observatory at Mt. Graham.
The military hears public comment on launching missile
tests from Green River, Utah, to White Sands, NM.
Colo. Governor Romer orders a criminal investigation of
the Summitville mine disaster.
An Oregon clearcut destroys fish habitat for cutthroat
trout.
A landmark agreement between tribes and government
agencies could protect Ute sacred sites.
A moratorium on heap-leaching is sought by the Washington
Wilderness Coalition and two other environmental groups.
Opinion
Some grass-roots workers and Washington-based politicians
are partners for the environment.
The writer reflects on the costs and benefits of the
Central Arizona Project.
Wolves are making their way back into
Yellowstone.
- Elizabeth Warren’s claim to Cherokee ancestry is a form of violence
- Interior attorney gave false information to Congress about contact with Koch Foundation
- The Blackfeet Nation is opening its own national park
- Why a wildlife biologist became a social justice advocate
- Pay to play: Interior Secretary’s old clients spend big and profit bigly
Featured stories
-
WYOMING OUTDOOR COUNCIL OFFICE MANAGER - BOOKKEEPER The Wyoming Outdoor Council is seeking an office manager-bookkeeper to join our team. The office manager-bookkeeper supports the program and administrative functions of the Wyoming...
-
HEALTHY RIVERS SENIOR STAFF ATTORNEY WRA seeks a passionate attorney to join our Healthy Rivers team. The Senior Staff Attorney will research and advocate for wiser water management and updated...
-
CONSERVATIONIST? IRRIGABLE LAND? Stellar seed-saving NGO is available to serious partner. Package must include financial support. Details: http://seeds.ojaidigital.net.
-
CONSERVATIONIST? IRRIGABLE LAND? -
PROGRAM MANAGER Applications will be reviewed on an ongoing basis and will be accepted until: February 03, 2020. Overview Conservation Voters for Idaho (CVI) protects Idaho's environment...
-
WRITING SKILLS TUTOR FOR HIRE! 
Fort Collins, CO college students welcome. Meet on your college campus!
-
CANYONLANDS FIELD INSTITUTE Colorado Plateau Natural & Human History Field Seminars. Lodge, river, hiking options. Small groups, guest experts.
-
NATURE EDUCATION DIRECTOR Our mission is to inspire a life-long connection to nature and community through creative exploration of the outdoors. We are seeking an educational leader who...
-
REALTOR NEEDS A REMOTE ASSISTANT
This is a business assistant position, The working hours are flexible and you can chose to work from anywhere of your choice, the pay is...
-
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Central Oregon LandWatch is seeking an Executive Director to advance our mission and oversee the development of the organization. Job Description: The Executive Director oversees...
-
WESTERN NATIVE SEED Specializing in native seeds and seed mixes for western states.
-
MEDIA DIRECTOR Love working with the media? Shine a spotlight on passionate, bold activists fighting for wild lands, endangered species, wild rivers and protecting the climate.
-
STAFF ATTORNEY - NEVADA The Center for Biological Diversity is seeking an attorney to expand our litigation portfolio in Nevada. Come join our hard-hitting team as we fight for...
-
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The Montana Wildlife Federation seeks an energetic leader to advance our mission, sustain our operations, and grow our grassroots power. For a full position description,...
-
HISTORIC COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY IN DOWNTOWN NOGALES Nogales. 3 active lower spaces and upper floor with lots of potential. 520-245-9000 [email protected]
-
CHUCK BURR'S CULTUREQUAKE.COM BLOG Change will happen when we see a new way of living. Thinking to save the world.
-
COMING TO TUCSON? Popular vacation house, furnished, 2 bed/1 bath, yard, dog-friendly. Lee at [email protected] or 520-791-9246.
-
DIRECTOR, TEXAS WATER PROGRAMS The National Wildlife Federation seeks a Director to lead our water-related policy and program work in Texas, with a primary focus on NWF's signature Texas...
-
SPLIT CREEK RANCH Spectacular country home on 48 acres with Wallowa River running through it! 541-398-1148 www.RubyPeakRealty.com
-
OJO CALIENTE COMMERCIAL VENTURE Outstanding location near the world famous Ojo Caliente Mineral Spring Resort. Classic adobe Mercantile complete w/living quarters, separate 6 unit B&B, metal building and spacious...
