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A livestock grazing allotment on public lands in Idaho. Erik Molvar/WWP
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum issued a Secretarial Order (“SO”) today restating the Administration’s desire to giving public lands ranchers their full wish list, incl...
Photo by Luemen Rutkowski on Unsplash
This piece was originally published by CounterPunch.
In the American West, the vast majority of public lands are leased to ranchers to graze their livestock. The ranchers can’t seem to get along with...
This is a pond seen on public lands in August 2026 near Casa Blanca Canyon in the Coronado National Forest, along the Arizona National Scenic Trail. The neon-green, paint-like water seems consistent with a dense cyanobacterial bloom. WWP
I...
Cattle on public lands, Copper Basin in Idaho, Salmon-Challis National Forest. Erik Molvar/WWP
Public land ranchers love to claim that they are the original conservationists. Not only is the claim historically inaccurate, but their own rec...
Shoshone rock art, Lava Beds National Monument. Photo: Jeffrey St. Clair.
By Erik Molvar and Marsha Small
This piece was originally published by CounterPunch in 2021.
As America struggles with its history of systemic racism, the environm...
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