DROP IN REPORTED VIOLENCE VS. FEDERAL EMPLOYEES IN THE WEST
Despite Incident Reduction, Land Management Workers Still Have Safety Concerns
News Releases
MALHEUR SIEGE STILL SHADOWS RANGE AND REFUGES
Survey Reflects Federal Land Management Workers’ Growing Safety Worries
OPEN SEASON ON HARASSING FISHERIES OBSERVERS
Assaults More than Double in Two Years with No Reported Enforcement
ATTACKS AGAINST FEDERAL RANGE AND FOREST WORKERS ON RISE
2015 Saw Spike in Reported Threats and Interference on Federal Lands in West
OREGON REFUGE STANDOFF LATEST EXTREMIST JIHAD
Federal Inaction for 19 Months on Bundy Spawns More Militia Confrontations
HEATED RHETORIC ON NEVADA MONUMENT INVITES CONFRONTATION
Federal Employees in the West Put in Crosshairs by Superheated Political Rhetoric
BLM REPORTS RECORD LOW NUMBER OF THREATS IN 2014
Despite Armed Standoff, Agency Claims Least Assaults and Threats Since 1996
SURRENDERED BUNDY DOCUMENTS SHED NO LIGHT ON EVENTS
BLM: No Criminal Referrals, Cattle Inventory, or Lessons Learned
BLM STILL TIGHTLY CLUTCHING BUNDY DOCUMENTS
Federal Judge Asked to Order Release of Records on Standoff and Aftermath
NEVADA U.S. ATTORNEY SITS ON CRIMINAL REFERRALS FROM BLM
35 Prosecution Requests Made on April 30th Still in Limbo as DOJ Withholds Status