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Action Jackson: Of Poachers, Grizzlies and Coexistence

From: Counter Punch

“Bob was on a roll until he brought an elk-poaching case against a hunting guide who had worked for an outfitter named Harold Turner — a case he discusses in the podcast.…

Vice President Mike Pence: 'America will never be a socialist country'

From: USA Today

“Since taking office, Trump has dismantled several of former President Barack Obama's environmental protection efforts. The Environmental Protection Agency's criminal enforcement…

Employee Group Concerned About Cuts to Park Service Training

From: Federal News Network

“How often have you heard the complaint that the first thing cut when budgets aren’t right is training? At the National Park Service, that seems to be the case, according…

Journalist Claims State Dept Rescinded Award Because She Criticized Trump

From: ABC News

“Flor De Maria Vega Zapata was awarded for leading a team of environmental enforcement prosecutors in Peru that protects natural resources, biodiversity, and public health. But…

Pruitt Never Consulted EPA Ethics Office About His Legal Defense Fund

From: Yahoo Finance

“Facing more than a dozen investigations into his conduct last spring, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt announced that he was starting a legal defense…


News Releases

BISON RANGE DEAL TO BE SIGNED DESPITE OBJECTIONS

Lingering Questions on Terms, Costs and Consequences

ATV TRAIL MASTER CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL LOGGING

More Than 150 Trees Cut; Trial Date Set for January

EPA STIFLES OBJECTIONS TO BUSH ROADLESS PLAN

Water Quality, Habitat and Other Concerns Cut from Comments to Forest Service

CHANGES IN BISON RANGE DEAL; SIGNING DELAYED

FWS Retirees Protest That Concerns Still Not Addressed

EPA SET TO ACCEPT HUMAN PESTICIDE DOSING STUDIES

"Senior Agency Officials" to Decide Ethical Concerns on "Case-By-Case Basis"