Glacier National Park is exceptional habitat for the most development-sensitive animal other than the grizzly bear.
Copeland said he suspected Many Glacier would be a good place for the work.
“But we had no idea how good it would be,” he said. “We had such success capturing wolverines that there was a lot of interest in keeping the project going.”
There is a very real and sad mindset in some rural areas that advocates terrorizing and hating those who enjoy conservation and roadless areas.
Two men who were part of a group that allegedly shouted death threats, fired gunshots and generally terrorized campers during an August evening in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness pleaded guilty Monday to a variety of charges, and both have agreed to testify against the others in the group.
Very distrubing story. I really hope the prosecution does not give up the death penalty on this monster.
Gary Michael Hilton, facing a murder charge in the case of Buford hiker Meredith Emerson, is scheduled to appear before Dawson County Chief Magistrate Johnny Holtzclaw at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management’s Glenwood Springs Field Office announced the decision regarding the Bull Mountain Pipeline Tuesday. The decision formalizes the finding of a final environmental impact statement released by the BLM and Forest Service in November.
New Jerseyans know all too well how fast forests can be converted to asphalt. But a study by the U.S. Forest Service sounds the alarm beyond the borders of the Garden State.
Agriculture Undersecretary Mark Rey said Tuesday from Washington, D.C., that the administration decided it was quicker and cheaper to comply with a federal district court’s ruling in March that ordered forestry officials to produce an environmental impact statement on the 2005 rules, which would have eased restrictions on logging.