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NOW YELLOWSTONE AND GLACIER HAVE ALT TWITTER ACCOUNTS, TOO

From: Greenwire

""These alternative accounts have tapped into a current that the rest of us dream of," said Kirsten Stade, advocacy director for Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility"

REFUGE MANAGERS STILL HAUNTED BY ORE. STANDOFF

From: Greenwire

"Nearly two-thirds of the 104 refuge managers who responded to the survey from Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, or PEER, say they feel visitors to…

FEDERAL WILDLIFE AND LAND MANAGERS SAY THEY FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY

From: Buzzfeed

"This finding is from a new survey released on Thursday by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), which represents land managers, scientists, and other…

COMMENT SOUGHT ON ADDITION OF WIRELESS ANTENNAS IN PARK

From: Cody Enterprise

"Some people believe the Park should be as free of technology as possible. Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, a national non-profit organization…

POLITICIANS SHOULDN'T CONTROL SCIENCE

From: Hillsdale Collegian

"Some, such as Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, said these types of communication bans are typical of transitioning…


News Releases

POLITICS MOLEST MEXICAN WOLF SCIENCE

Improper Pressure to Lower Recovery Threshold for Wolf Numbers and Habitat Size

PETROGLYPH MONUMENT IMPERILED BY JURISDICTIONAL IMPASSE

Ancient Rock Art in No-Man-Zones Vulnerable to Vandalism and Degradation

FLORIDA POLLUTION PERMITS GETTING TOO PERMISSIVE

Plans to Remove Discharge Limits, Strip Terms and Create One-Size-Fits-All Permits

ROMNEY BOTCHED AUTO EXHAUST TESTING PROGRAM

Tried to Cook the Books and Silence Whistleblower While Shielding Contractor

FEDERAL APPEALS COURT RULES FOR OSHA WHISTLEBLOWER

OSHA Purged Prominent Critic of Injury and Illness Recordkeeping System