September 17, 2016 Historic Cherokee ‘Trail of Tears’ intentionally damaged by Forest Service U.S. Forest Service admits damaging recently-preserved section of Trail of Tears by Ben Benton Times Free Press COKER CREEK, Tenn. — A section of…
September 16, 2016 Forest Service puts 32,000 miles of roads off-limits to public Nearly One-Third of Forest Service Road Mileage Closed in Montana by Ron Catlett Media Trackers ARTICLE HIGHLIGHTS A report last week to the Montana…
September 16, 2016 Montana lawmakers suggest tribal hunts for growing Yellowstone bison herds Montana lawmakers push for tribal bison hunts in Yellowstone By MATTHEW BROWN from Capital Press BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — A Montana legislative committee that…
September 16, 2016 Utah Senators introduce act to protect state from executive land grabs Lee, Hatch Introduce the Utah National Monument Parity Act From the office of United States Senator Mike Lee Sep 15 2016 WASHINGTON – Sens….
September 15, 2016 Starvation or Euthanasia: BLM left with grim options in feral horse disaster Euthanize captive wild horses? Advisory board asserts drastic action is needed A helicopter drops low to herd wild horses into a corral at the…
September 15, 2016 Flashback: Feds forced Navajos out of Wupatki National Monument into internment camp Like vultures, feds wait for last Navajo to die at Wupatki National Monument Navajo family fights to stay on monument land in northern Arizona….
September 14, 2016 Ranchers unfairly burdened by impact of Endangered Species Act A Cry for Due Process in the West: Anatomy of a Broken System With permission © CLIFFORD C. NICHOLS In Otero County, New Mexico,…
September 14, 2016 Colorado ranchers unite to defend grazing rights on federal lands Grazing allotment owners unite to assert rights “A new private property rights organization is gearing up to represent the interests of ranchers who graze…
September 13, 2016 OPINION: A Colorado Cowboy’s path to liberty “There’s a Fork in the Trail” Denny C. Behrens “Distractions of racial and ethnic prejudice among those men didn’t exist. Freedom won the day…
September 13, 2016 San Juan County violates due process with wind farm, sticks residents with $250K legal bill “Monticello, a largely agricultural and ranching town of about 2,000 located in San Juan County, now finds its wind farm in the midst of…
