
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.
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The Pacific Northwest is both a working military training environment and one of the most biologically and culturally significant marine regions in the United States. That overlap is not new. What is new is the federal review now before the...
Blue Beach in North Kingstown, Rhode Island, offers a useful test of what a cleanup decision promises when contamination remains underground. The Army Corps of Engineers has proposed managing the risk through education and long-term groundw...
For more than a century, the National Elk Refuge has stood at the center of an American wildlife success story and an increasingly difficult management problem. The 24,778-acre refuge beside Jackson, Wyoming, protects crucial winter range f...
Three notices published on September 2 look like ordinary federal paperwork. Together, they open the earliest public stage of relicensing three hydroelectric projects built into the Columbia Basin Project’s irrigation system in central Wash...
The Bureau of Land Management has opened a planning process that could make less than 5,200 acres of federal minerals beneath Ouray National Wildlife Refuge available for oil and gas leasing. The notice was published September 3, and commen...
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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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