Source: WildEarthguardians.org Rule Changes Meant to Stymie Public Interest Groups, Undermine Right to Know, Condone Government Secrecy by Jeremy Nichols UPDATE (12/28/2018): Interior’s proposed rule was published in today’s Federal Register, you can access it here >> Although Interior is asking for public comment until January 28, 2019, the agency […]
By Emilie Karrick Surrusco as published on EarthJustice.org The new acting Interior Secretary, David Bernhardt, has been described as a “walking conflict of interest.” As 2019 begins, it’s out with the old and in with the same old, same old. Scandal-ridden Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke released […]
By Elizabeth Shogren as published on RevealNews.org “He is out, TODAY!!!” Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who is departing Jan. 2 amid multiple ethics investigations, leaves a legacy of widespread attacks on science. Zinke was in charge of balancing protection of national parks, endangered species, waterways and other resources […]
Wild Horse Freedom Federation‘s President and Co-Founder, R.T. Fitch, sends a New Year message to supporters, donors and the Board of WHFF.
By LEE JUILLERAT For the Capital Press “Hyde lived a full life, not only as a rancher and author, but also as a naturalist, environmentalist, cowboy historian, rodeo photographer and rodeo clown…” KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — Dayton O. “Hawk” Hyde hadn’t lived in the Klamath Basin for more […]
By Steve Hendrix as published on The Washington Post “In recent months, seven of the horses have picked up a fungus-like infection in their hoofs and legs…” CHINCOTEAGUE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, Va. — In the cold months, this barrier island is a place of austere stillness, its […]
by R.T. Fitch Being a southern boy, Florida and now SE Texas the last 25 years, snow has always been somewhat of an anomaly to me. Of course, going back to my childhood roots, from Michigan, there are fleeting memories of the white, fluffy, frozen rain but the […]
by Kenn Orphan as published on CounterPunch.org “Extinction is the rule. Survival is the exception.” – Carl Sagan “To argue that the current extinction event could be averted if people just cared more and were willing to make more sacrifices is not wrong, exactly; still, it misses the […]
By Laura Singleton The Independent “To clarify – the Forest Service needed to come up with a wild horse management plan for the Heber horses,” WHITE MOUNTAINS — Eleven years ago 19,700 acres of the Black Mesa Ranger District in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests were designated the Heber […]
By Josh Gohlke as published in The San Francisco Chronicle Yes, America, he was the interior secretary… Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is leaving President Trump’s Cabinet under enough ethics investigations to constitute not so much a cloud as a full-fledged winter storm. Zinke’s response: Let it snow. One of […]
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