The reason horses do so well in our wild environments is because they belong here. Classifying wild horses as exotics makes sense only to those who are unaware of our continent’s natural history. For […]
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All posts tagged: biodiversity
Livestock: A Powerful Tool for Wildfire Control
Quoting the article below, “Livestock grazing is also proposed as a potential solution for wildfires such as those that have devastated several western states this year. Researchers with the University of California Cooperative Extension are […]
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The Gray Wolf Leads the Way for Other Endangered Species
“Common sense advice on how best to advance wolf restorations, from the PROPERTY AND ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH CENTER of Bozeman Montana. PERC is the home of free market environmentalism.
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Grizzly 399’s Diet Takes a Concerning Turn
“It is a tragic fact that once a grizzly associates people with food, it likely will have to be destroyed. Counter-intuitively, limited hunting of grizzly bears, which would give them reasons to fear humans, […]
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US Officials: Climate Change Not a Threat to Rare Wolverine
Contrary to the popular narrative, a slightly warmer climate, particularly in areas that are usually covered by snow and ice, expands the habitable area for many species. Furthermore, endangered species listings should not be […]
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Trumpeter Swan Cygnets Released at Yellowstone to Boost Population
“The trumpeter swan (Cygnus buccinator) is a species of swan found in North America. The heaviest living bird native to North America, it is also the largest existing species of waterfowl, with a wingspan of […]
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The Elwha Dams Are Gone and Chinook Are Surging Back, But Why Are So Few Reaching the Upper River?
“As reported below, King Salmon recovery on the Elwha River is going slowly. It will require that wild sea-run fish find their way back into the river, spawn, and then after several years, return to […]
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Allan Savory – Saving Western Ranching Culture
“In this interview Allan Savory explains why the Western ranching culture is dying along with other cultures.
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Nature’s Fear Factor
“For animals in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park, the normal balance of competition and predation was upended when a war wiped out the top predators. The remaining animals didn’t simply grow in numbers—they began behaving in […]
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Documents Detail Push To Manage Yellowstone Bison as Cattle
The article below summarizes various objections to managing Yellowstone bison more like cattle in order to control brucellosis, among other things. Yellowstone’s elk and bison are now a regional reservoir for this disease, which causes […]
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