Current work in wildlife, rivers, public lands, and climate

Forest Service files Notice of Impoundment intending to round-up his unauthorized cattle
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A rancher whose cattle are scheduled to be removed from two grazing allotments for which he does not hold permits has asked Arizona's governor to
Contact: Walter Mares Copper Era - Eastern Arizona Courier

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U.S. Rep Jay Inslee (D-WA) and Science Committee Chairman Sherwood Boehlert (R-NY) introduced legislation today to restore protections to roadless areas in America's national forests.
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WildEarth Guardians claims the lienholder policy has made banks a silent player in the subsidized destruction of western public lands, and is calling on the BLM to cancel the policy.
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Forest Service records show that among other violations, Abelardo Martinez failed to pay his grazing fees, failed to maintain fences, and failed to fix a broken section of fence that allowed his cattle to trespass onto a neighboring Hickey allotment.
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"The US government is the only property owner I know which in effect pays private parties to deplete its resources."
Contact: Naomi Zeff Congressman Leach

This bill provides compensation to livestock operators who voluntarily relinquish a grazing permit or lease on Federal lands where conflicts with other multiple uses render livestock grazing impractical, and for other purposes.
Contact: US Government

A comprehensive WildEarth Guardians' review of fuel treatment programs and fire management plans in the Southwestern Region of the U.S.
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Where wildland fire use has been authorized and there is no threat to life or property, the Forest Service must allow fire to do its job. We can't ignore the most environmentally beneficial and cost-efficient way of restoring the health of our forests.
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