Western Watersheds Project
Fighting for the future of the American West since 1993.
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Why National Park wolves need a Sacred Resource Protection Zone
Wolf 1090F from the legendary Mollie’s pack. Photo courtesy of Sylvia Borgonovo.
In 2017, an Indigenous-led wolf advocacy group, Protect the Wolves, petitioned the states of Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana to establish a Sacred Resource Protec...
Thirty-Five Years Without Cows Transformed This Nevada River
Inside the Marys River RMA, closed to livestock grazing. Photo: Paul Ruprecht, WWP.
In 1991, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Elko District Office completed a land exchange that resulted in public acquisition of nearly 47,000 acres of p...
Cheatgrass: The cause of the problem won’t solve the problem
Photo by Michael Oeser on Unsplash
Researchers at the University of Nevada, Reno recently explored whether cattle could help restore degraded rangelands by dispersing perennial grass seeds through their manure. Funded in part by the Public...
The BLM Blamed Wild Horses. Its Own Records Pointed to Cattle.
Photo of the Pancake Herd Management Area in Nevada (WWP/Erik Molvar)
In northern Nevada, helicopters are flying over the Callaghan Herd Management Area and driving wild horses across miles of open desert in the Bureau of Land Management’s...
Forest Service to authorize livestock in grizzly habitat on grazing leases already bought out for conservation purposes in Wyoming
The Trump Administration is trying to open up four former sheep grazing allotments on the Bridger-Teton National Forest for what they are calling “fire mitigation.” The problem is, these allotments – Elk Ridge, Lime Creek, Rock Creek, and T...
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