
We are a collection of authors who write books set in the wilderness. We've banded together to advocate for the preservation and protection of our public lands, now and forever. Look for a new post every Wednesday.
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News about our public lands has rarely been good lately, but this week brought two welcome developments.
The trees at East Potomac get a reprieve. On Monday, October 26, federal judge Ana Reyes extended the order blocking tree removal at t...
The midterm elections are November 3rd, and the stakes couldn’t be higher—for a number of reasons, including for the future of our public lands.
We all know that the Trump Administration—particularly Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum a...
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I learned a lot about housing affordability in the intermountain American West when I served for...
By Paula Munier
In a world where our natural resources face growing threats from climate change, corporate greed, and government grift—all things that can seem beyond our control—it helps to remember that wildness begins at home. I am remi...
On November 3, 2020, during the first Trump administration, the USFW determined wolves throughout the lower 48 were all the same species found elsewhere in North America (Canada and Alaska), and that their numbers, taken as a whole, were su...
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