Scientists Declare Border Wall a Disaster for Biodiversity

Fladry on the Mil-Mar Ranch

The first thing I do when I arrive at the Mil-Mar Ranch, a 276-acre livestock operation in southwestern…

What Does a Bear Do in the Woods?

That was the question that had us up and on the road at 4 AM. Coffee in hand, our Seattle office headed to Leavenworth to spend the morning with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) biologists looking for bears.

No County for Oregon’s Wolves?

Every one of us has our own story or experience that pushes our passion for protecting and conserving…

The Marbled Murrelet and the Perils of Selective Science

In an age when we are constantly bombarded by information from multiple sources all the time, it is very difficult to determine what is objective information and what’s not. However, the hope is that institutions and agencies…

Coexistence Strategies Key to Navigating World with Wolves

In the seven years since famous gray wolf OR-7 became the first known wild wolf in California in nearly a century, more of his kind have been visiting our state in search of a permanent home. While recent news has been focused on…

Eliminating Critical Protections

President Trump’s National Park Service Proposes to Abandon Federal Wildlife Management on Alaska’s Preserves

On May 22, the Trump administration proposed removing existing National Park Service (NPS) hunting regulations on national preserves in…

The Senate: Bringing us Closer to a Wildlife-Friendly Farm Bill

Oil and Gas Research for Lizards

What do oil and gas wells and a small, imperiled lizard have to do with one another? If you’re me, the…

Stewardship for the Russian River