
The Conservation Journal explores the history, policy, institutions, literature, and civic practice of American conservation to help readers understand the system, engage responsibly, and build a better future.
| Platform | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily | |
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| Issues | 157 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Roadless Rule is not gone. That is the first thing everyone receiving an action alert should know. On August 20, the U.S. Forest Service published a formal proposal to repeal the national 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule. The agency...
Earlier this year, I published How to Advocate for Public Lands and Waters and Build a Durable Habit of Showing Up. The basic idea was simple: conservation advocacy works better when it becomes a habit rather than an occasional response to...
American conservation policy rarely moves as one coherent story.
A wildlife regulation changes at the Department of the Interior. A Farm Bill stalls in Congress. The Forest Service reconsiders how millions of acres of national forest shoul...
When I rebuilt The Conservation Journal, one of the things I wanted to make room for was a deeper look at the ideas that shaped American conservation before they became the institutions, laws, and arguments we know today.
That is part of t...
It has been a little while since I published anything here.
My last article went out on July 3. I did not intend at the time to disappear for several weeks, and there was no grand plan for a hiatus. Life got busy. Conservation work got bus...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Retired Marine of 26 years and conservation advocate. Board member, BHA AFI & Mid-Atlantic Chapter. Champion of science-based stewardship of wild public lands and helping veterans find meaning in the wonders of our outdoor spaces.
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