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Sage grouse need ranchers for survival, not more regulations

October 3, 2017 1

Private landowners are key to sage-grouse conservation because they own almost all of the wetland habitat the species depends on, and they are by far the largest number of grouse conservationists. If the goal is sage-grouse conservation, alienating ranchers and…

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Privately owned farms, ranches, forests are ‘cornerstones’ of conservation

September 20, 2017 0

Privately owned farms, ranches, and forests, collectively known as working lands, are the cornerstones on which our nation was built. These lands not only produce much-needed food and fiber while sustaining rural economies, they provide many conservation benefits as well,…

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Mining Rights group asks officials to look into USFS bullying, fraud

August 19, 2017 1

The entire premise of Ms. Probert’s restricting the dredges on that river are based on a forged letter, as stated on the record by Ranger Nevius. Who forged the letter and why did this bombshell statement not stop the process? …

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‘Authoritarian’ overreach one reason for land management agencies shakeup

July 17, 2017 0

It is a perennial issue in the West, because access to national forests, parks, wildlife refuges, and BLM land sometimes requires crossing private land. That means relationships between those landowners and the federal agencies is delicate, and vital. Greg Walcher…

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Part III: Dassinger Ranch prosecution a test case for animal rights extremists

July 5, 2017 0

The Deputy made comments about dead animals on the property. Gary’s daughter replied that if they had actually done an investigation and asked her dad what happened, he could have told them the circumstances. None of the animals starved to…

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SCOTUS rules landowners have no recourse when government regs undermine property values

June 25, 2017 1

"Put simply, today's decision knocks the definition of 'private property' loose from its foundation on stable state law rules," Roberts wrote. The ruling "compromises the Takings Clause as a barrier between individuals and the press of the public interest." Eric…

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Government forces Oregon couple to destroy private pond for ‘harboring rainwater’

June 13, 2017 3

In an effort to prove the pond is legitimate and to persuade county government to allow it to remain on the property, the couple stopped using it — even though the well on their land had run dry — and…

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Kansas Natural Resources Coalition: Property rights powerhouse from the Heartland

March 30, 2017 0

Although KNRC's roots are in Kansas--the middle of America both literally and figuratively--they hope to have impact far beyond the geographical Heartland. Having recently expanded their reach into Minnesota, KNRC hopes to open regional branches throughout the nation.  by Marjorie Haun The Kansas…

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Property rights hang in the balance in Wisconsin riverfront parcels taking case

March 28, 2017 0

...when the Murr children approached St. Croix County in 2004 to sell the vacant lot to finance improvements at their parents' cabin, they were told they could neither sell nor develop the property thanks to regulations put in place in…

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Minnesota ‘Buffers Act’ will take thousands of productive acres from rural landowners

March 16, 2017 0

When enforcement of the 'Buffers Act' begins in a few months, all productive economic activity within the buffer zones will be prohibited. Not only is the value of the land taken away, but all potential value from future economic use…

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