Wild Horses: The unfolding ecological disaster
Film produced for the Wildlife Society by Charles Post, Phillip Baribeau, and Ben Masters. Introduction by RANGE magazine The following short documentary, Horse Rich & Dirt Poor, is a picturesque…
Category Archives: Public Lands
Agenda 21 Wildlands Project: What you need to know
Originally published on September 18, 2014 by Agenda 21 News Background to the Wildlands Project By Dr. Michael Coffman, Ph.D. Rural landowners who desire to use their own property are shocked…
Ranchers use best practices to make Sierra Nevada grazing sustainable
“Grazing has been around for a long time, way before cattle were here, and it’s a natural function of keeping a sustainable forest…” Cattle in the Sierra It’s well known…
The Connection between Devastating Wildfires and Forest Management
First published on ksl.com. SALT LAKE CITY — After a destructive and expensive wildfire season last year, a House panel advanced a resolution urging the federal government to pursue policies…
Interior Report Clears Utah Lawmaker — Mike Noel — of Wrongdoing in Monument Reduction
SALT LAKE CITY — [According to a recent article published on ksl.com], a U.S. Department of Interior’s inspector general report released Thursday said it found no evidence former Utah legislator…
Hammond Family BLM Grazing Permits are Reinstated
According to Drovers Journal, and other media outlets, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has restored grazing permits for the Hammond family from Oregon after losing the right to…
Coalition forms to stop wolf introduction into Colorado
PRESS RELEASE The Colorado Stop the Wolf Coalition Grand Junction, CO – January 8, 2019 – The Colorado Stop the Wolf Coalition was recently formed by concerned sportsmen, farmers and…
Forest Service takes grazing permit from rancher who killed wolf on his allotment
Rancher’s Grazing Permit Revoked After Wolf Kill By Greg Henderson as originally published in DROVERS The U.S. Forest Service has revoked the grazing permit of New Mexico rancher Craig Thiessen….
Making of a Herd Bull — the Political Evolution of Southern Utah’s Mike Noel — by Todd Macfarlane
First published in Range magazine. At conclusion of the 2018 Utah legislative session, Rep. Mike Noel, from House District 73—comprising five full rural southern Utah counties, and parts of two…
Stanton Gleave and the Piute Posse — by Todd Macfarlane
First published in Range Magazine. What are the biggest keys to success? In Stanton Gleave’s case, stubbornness and bullheadedness, sometimes referred to as patience, persistence and perseverance. Stanton Gleave presides…
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