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The Fire Excuse: Gutting the Roadless Rule
They said it was about wildfire. Their own documents say otherwise — and the comment period closes September 21.
Last May, a trail camera in a stand of lodgepole pine photographed a collared gray wolf. He came in from the left with his...
Where the Wild Ones Lost Our Knowing
Read or listen to the complete essay on Substack here.
On the way to dinner last night, we passed two crows standing near the edge of the road. My son spotted them in a few seconds — they were unusually close to the pavement, exposed in a...
Where the Wild Ones Found Refuge
A leopard died on an Indian highway in the middle of the night, and the middle of the night was the whole point.
He was not lost. He was not confused. He was doing the thing that has kept leopards alive in the most crowded country on earth...
The Wood River Wolf Project: Where the Wild Ones Find Refuge
Most of what I know about the wolves, I have learned from a distance.
Field cameras strapped to fenceposts and pine trunks. Tracks pressed into mud on a trail that tells you three animals came through, and that they were in no hurry.
We d...
Where the Wild Ones Were: The Western Range
A 300,000-acre fire crossed the Owyhee River and killed the cattle in its path. It is called the Big Grass Fire. We have counted the acres and the animals and the structures — and left off the page the one thing that explains all of the...
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Suzanne is the founder of the International Wildlife Coexistence Network, a wolf conservation leader since 1988, and a pioneer of nonlethal wildlife coexistence strategies.
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