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Wildlife Refuges Eliminate Part-Time Law Enforcement Officers

From: The Missoula Current

“The American ideal of the friendly public-land ranger still persists, complete with Smoky Bear hat and horse companion. But by the end of this year, the…

Trump Administration Abruptly Ends Key Law Enforcement Program at Wildlife Refuges

From: The Hill

“The nation has 562 national wildlife refuges spread across 20.6 million acres of public land. Unlike national parks, mining, drilling, hunting and farming are all regulated…

Helicopter Noise Suit Goes to Appeals

From: West Hawaii Today

“The lawsuit seeks an injunction for the FAA to implement the Air Tour Management Plan over Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, something both the FAA and the National…

Trump Admin Touts Children’s Health Programs Amid Questions About Ousting Top Scientist

From: ABCNews

“"Children’s health is a top priority at EPA, and we have made tremendous progress improving air and water quality and helping kids and families lead healthier lives,"…

EPA Makes Changes at Research, Child Health Offices

From: CNN

“Michael Halpern with the Union of Concerned Scientists, which has opposed other Trump administration moves, said combining the offices would bury a once-influential position…


News Releases

POLITICIZED SCIENCE THE BANE OF THE MEXICAN WOLF

Study Dissects How Politics Skewed Science to Jeopardize Wolf Survival

EPA PLANS TO SKEW PERMIT APPEALS TO AID POLLUTERS

Ability of Affected Communities to Appeal Permits on Chopping Block

COYOTE KILLING CONTESTS DON’T BELONG IN NATIONAL PARKS

Petition Presses Cape Cod Seashore to Sharply Limit Carnivore Hunting

EPA CRIMINAL POLLUTION ENFORCEMENT CRATERING

Referrals, Prosecutions, and Convictions Continue Freefall to Historic Lows

WATER RUSTLING FROM DEATH VALLEY CHARGED

Call for Investigation of Allegedly Illegal Diversion of Park Water for a Mine