
Our Public Lands & Waters is an independent one-man publication about U.S. public lands and waters, wildlife, conservation, and sustainable outdoor recreation.
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Daily | |
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| Issues | 247 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 42 hours ago |
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“The risks of this mine go well beyond the West Fork [Bitterroot] River. It will impact everything downstream. The tentacles that come out of this go everywhere. The idea of mining in this pristine area that’s so beloved by so many outdoors...
“Big Bend National Park is under attack. With each passing day, the wildest place in Texas is looking more like an industrial construction zone. They want to destroy the Rio Grande, cut off river access for people and wildlife and dynamite...
“There’s no logic. It looks like they’re gonna do all sorts of things, which are almost the most destructive things that they can do for virtually no purpose. There is no indication that [Customs and Border Protection] are listening. It is...
“Right now, the most important waterfowl habitat in the United States of America is at risk. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is considering repealing the rule that protects the integrity of the Duck Stamp easements that have been purchas...
“By cutting the public out of the process, they’re trying to hand over Nevada’s desert to billion-dollar tech companies without anyone getting a say. If this isn’t challenged, it won’t stop in Boulder City—it will become the blueprint for d...
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