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FOREST SERVICE: NEW CHIEF A 'STUBBORN GENTLEMAN' WHO LISTENS TO RIVALS

From: Greenwire

“And last year, Tooke apologized in writing to American Indian tribes for the Forest Service's erosion control work in 2014 — before he was on the job — that damaged…

COMPLAINT ALLEGES BEAR HUNTERS CRIMINALLY HARASSING WOLVES IN WISCONSIN, VIOLATING ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

From: Wisconsin Gazette

“Hunters unleashing packs of dogs to tree bears in Wisconsin woods are criminally harassing gray wolves in violation of the Endangered Species Act, according…

LEAKED PARKS DEPARTMENT MEMO RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT THE NRA'S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT

From: The Trace

“NPS officials were later ordered to not voice their issues to Congress, according to Jeff Ruch, the executive director of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility,…

TRUMP TEAM BLOCKS CRITICISM OF BILL ALLOWING HUNTERS TO MASSACRE BEAR CUBS

From: New York Magazine

“Ruch said it was his understanding that the “C.H.” stands for Casey Hammond — an Interior political appointee and former House Natural Resources Committee staffer…

REPORT: TRUMP ADMINISTRATION MUZZLES NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

From: Newsmax

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


News Releases

REFUGE DOLLARS NOT REACHING THE GROUND

Manager Survey Cites Bureaucratic Barriers

ANCIENT REEF THREATENED BY DREDGE PROJECT

Reef Protection Report Released to Document and Save Northernmost Coral Reef

NAVY CLAIMS ENVIRONMENTAL LAWS ARE THREAT TO NATIONAL SECURITY

Military to Seek Legislative Exemptions, Documents Show

FISH & WILDLIFE OK'S HUNTING SEASON FOR RARE TRUMPETER SWAN FWS

Scientists Cry

ATTACKS AGAINST FEDERAL WORKERS ON THE RISE

Assults, Arson & Threats Up in 2000, Agencies Report