Do environmentalists need to tell happier stories? I wonder: www.thelandethic.com?p=1257

Mike Lee's land grab is just the latest skirmish in a fight that has spanned 140 years: www.thelandethic.com?p=1252

Public land — land of the free — defines Wyoming wyofile.com/public-land-...

The Big Beautiful Bill would cut conservation title funding in the Ag Department by $7 billion over the next five years. Grassland birds are already under siege; this would be the coup de grace.

An interesting quote from the very young Aldo Leopold: "To let the public think that economic progress spells the disappearance of wild life, is to let them believe that wild life conservation is ultimately hopeless." Easier to believe in 1918 than in 2025 . . .

New research confirms what many of us have suspected— too many feral horses aren't good for sage grouse: www.thelandethic.com?p=1234

A federal judge in west Texas just pulled the teeth of the Endangered Species Act: www.thelandethic.com?p=1228

Hands Off demonstration in Cheyenne, April 5.

This is no way to treat a place we call home. www.thelandethic.com?p=1224

Reading a history of the men first challenged Mount Everest. While discussing George Mallory’s wartime service, author mentions a young woman who lost her husband, her brother, and two of her closest male friends to the war.
She wrote: “I have no one left to dance with.”

"Magic. It’s become a pale word, stripped of the power it once had over us, but what other word is there to describe that moment? I walked in the moonlight, with the chorus rising all around me, wrapped in magic. " www.thelandethic.com?p=1210

So, I shared this on another social media site, from which I'm now migrating: farmergeorgiewrites.substack.com/p/the-devast... Thanks to the person who took the time to do the research and then posted the sources. It seem the administration has done the American farmer no favors so far.