Lead Ammo Harms Wildlife and Undermines the Mission of Our National Parks
Originally published in and reprinted with permission of Common Dreams. Earlier this month, a California condor, the first of its kind to hatch and take flight in Zion National Park, died of lead poisoning just shy of its fifth birthday. Shockingly, one of this condor’s siblings was ...
COMMENTARY | Science or Scam – NOAA Fisheries Gaslighting
We keep hearing that we should "follow the science." Sometimes, though, scams are coated in scientific veneer ...
Barbaric Hunting Practices on Alaska Preserves Okayed
Trump Repeal of Wildlife Protections in “Sport” Hunting Left Largely Intact ...
Alaska Park Bear Baiting Ban Stalls
Litigation Resumes as Biden’s Wildlife Protections Remain in Limbo ...
Webinar | Guardians of the Garden
Coffee Talk Webinar Series, Episode 5: Dive deep into the vital world of pollinators. Watch the Video ...
COMMENTARY | Midpoint of Minnesota DNR’s timber harvest plan means a time to reflect, examine future
Despite state laws which mandate that logging must prioritize wildlife needs, harvest quotas have proved to have a life of their own ...