October 9, 2016 EDITORIAL: Want to save the planet? Raise cattle! Everything revolves around soil health…You cannot manage one aspect of nature individually and apart from the others. You need to manage the system as…
October 2, 2016 Autumn in Unaweep Limestone reefs spilling into lush valleys, red sandstone battlements, cottonwoods, scrub oak, wildflowers, wild turkeys, elk, cattle, horses, and hay fields make Unaweep a…
September 23, 2016 Ranchers benefit sage grouse with healthy rangelands, wildfire mitigation When ranchers implement conservation practices that benefit sage grouse, those practices also benefit 350-plus sagebrush-dependent species. Natural Resources Conservation Service Utah rancher Bill Kennedy…
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 12, 2016 Utah ranchers’ grazing rights threatened by national monument Why San Juan County ranchers oppose another national monument in Bears Ears posted by Sutherland Institute Many ranchers living in the region of the Colorado…
September 11, 2016 Misinformation, lack of trust hampering Washington wolf management efforts Free flow of information missing from wolf policy from Capital Press Managing wildlife — especially hot button predators such as wolves — requires total…
September 2, 2016 Washington Fish & Wildlife, Ranchers get death threats from protesters over wolf kills Protesters decry state’s killing of wolf pack, urge non-lethal means instead Q13 Fox.com OLYMPIA, Wash. — Using a helicopter, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife…
