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Comradery in defense of wild places: A recap of the Healthy Public Lands Conference - Wilderness Watch

Salt Lake City · Salt Lake City

Comradery in defense of wild places: A recap of the Healthy Public Lands Conference - Wilderness Watch

By Mike Green Over the past two years of grad school, I often sat at my desk learning about the way policy lands in our backyards, just over our fences, and across the public lands that draw many to the West. My office window looked out onto ponderosa pines and blue skies on the best days, wildfire smoke and worry on the worst. I came to Wilderness Watch looking for an internship after two years of study and journalism. I wanted to sit with peop…Read Article

The bear in the (court)room: Who decides on removing grizzly bears from the endangered species list?

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Endangered Species Act (ESA), now 50 years old, was once a rare beacon of bipartisan unity, signed into law by President Richard Nixon with near-unanimous political support. Its purpose was clear: protect imperiled species and enable their recovery using the best available science to do so.James Comer · United States See the Story

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