In one of the strangest winters across America in many years, Alaska’s biggest city has gotten more snow — over 74 inches so far — than it normally receives in an entire winter (68 inches). And there are still four more months of snowy weather ahead.
Anchorage Daily News columnist Beth Bragg cried, “Uncle!”
January 29, 2007
Alaska: Snow buries state’s largest city
Montana: Land use plan would serve mixed interests in Blackfoot Valley
HELENA, Mont. — Logging and wilderness, snowmobiling and solitude — there appears to be something for almost everyone in a management proposal for nearly half a million acres in Montana’s fabled Blackfoot Valley.
Can wolves survive as federal protection ends?
“Already we’ve seen the state of Idaho propose a $26 permit fee to hunt wolves,” he says. “That’s right out of the gate. I’m sure we’ll see other states follow suit.”
Wisconsin: Bear hunting group to air ridiculous anti-wolf propaganda ad
Truly one of the most ridiculous ads I have seen. Surprise, Safari Club International is also behind the ad.
California: Mountain lion shot following attack
SAN FRANCISCO - A Northern California hiker attacked by a mountain lion last week is expected to be airlifted Sunday to a bigger hospital in San Francisco after his condition took turn for the worse this weekend.
On the Firehole, Yellowstone National Park
