Magical cows and the colonization of Western public lands
Opinion
by 15 Comments In rebuttal to a recent guest column, Jennifer Molidor and Erik Molvar argue that grazing’s effects are antithetical to wild habitat conservation.
Western Watersheds project
Judge: No evidence of ‘certain and great harm’ to grizzlies
D.C. court won't stop grizzly removals on the Upper Green River while grazing lawsuit wends its way through court.
Judge stalls Wyo’s repayment of $47M in oil lease revenue
Funds from overturned oil and gas lease sales have already been disbursed for school kids, elderly, disabled and those “below the poverty line,” Wyoming said.
Massive Medicine Bow logging plan sparks critics
Forest Service would log, cut, burn, build 600 miles of temporary roads across 562 square miles in Medicine Bow Mountains and Sierra Madre.
WyoFile reporter is witness in data trespass lawsuit
Angus M. Thuermer Jr.’s testimony is included in a lawsuit brought against Wyoming’s data trespass laws by the National Press Photographers Association.
