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PUBLIC LANDS: WHITE HOUSE SOUGHT TO SILENCE NPS CONCERN OVER BILL

From: Greenwire

“Agency officials were told they could not repeat their concerns to Congress, according to Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility,…

VERN BUCHANAN GOES TO BAT FOR FLORIDA PANTHER HABITAT

From: Sunshine State News

“Noting there are less than 250 Florida panthers left, Buchanan called on the federal government to continue its current efforts instead of removing them from…

WSU DISAVOWAL OF RESEARCHER RUINS CREDIBILITY

From: Daily Evergreen

““In 2013, Wielgus was selected as lead researcher for a legislature-sponsored study on livestock and wolf interaction,” Carlesco said, “and his research showed…

EXCLUSIVE: TRUMP TEAM GOES TO BAT FOR NRA-BACKED BILL, DELETING PARK SERVICE CONCERNS

From: Sacramento Bee

“Agency officials were told they could not repeat their concerns to Congress, according to Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility,…

ENVIRONMENTALISTS CLAIM 'TRUMP POLITICAL OPERATIVE' IS CENSORING NPS

From: The Daily Caller

“The environmental group Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) is claiming a “junior Trump political operative” is sabotaging the National…


News Releases

PETITION FILED TO LIST NEVADA BUTTERFLY AS ENDANGERED SPECIES

Bush BLM failing to protect Sand Mountain blue from intensive off-road vehicle harm

U.S. SPECIAL COUNSEL ISSUES GAG ORDER TO HIS OWN EMPLOYEES

Prior Approval for Revealing

FEDERAL PRESERVATION CHIEF CITED FOR ILLEGAL RENOVATIONS TO HISTORIC STRUCTURE

DC Agency Charges Park Service Assistant Director Lied to Obtain Permits

IN BUDGET BUSTING MOVE, CORPS OF ENGINEERS PROPOSES MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR MISSISSIPPI RIVER LOCK EXPANSION

Conservation Groups Oppose Project

MASSACHUSETTS STILL UNHEALTHY

Two-Year Federal-State Plan Sees Little Improvement in Commonwealth's Environmental Health