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We’re fighting to keep bison on public lands

Satirical illustration depicting the Department of the Interior's preference for cattle over bison on public lands.

Consider the iconic bison, the symbol of the American West and, indeed, the logo of the U.S. Department of the Interior.

N...

6 days ago
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Ironwood Forest National Monument Turns 26

The lands known as Ironwood Forest National Monument fall within the traditional lands of the Tohono O’odham, and are adjacent to the Tohono O’odham Nation. Located just west of Tucson, Arizona (S-cuk Son in the O’odham language), it is ess...

7 days ago
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The Second Coming of the Dust Bowl

A grazing allotment on public lands in Catron County, New Mexico. WWP

During the 1830s, U.S. Army Officer and explorer Zebulon Pike characterized the lands west of the 100th meridian (which runs roughly through the center of Nebraska) as,...

12 days ago
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Copy and Paste: The FY27 Interior Appropriations Bill Continues Attack on Wildlife and the West

Photo by Connor Gan on Unsplash

Last July, House Republicans on the Interior and Environment Appropriations Subcommittee marked up a fiscal year 2026 spending bill that we rightly called one of the most anti-wildlife, anti-public-lands app...

15 days ago
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A Look Back on 30 Years of Battling Public Land and Livestock Injustices

Photo by Chris Kofoed on Unsplash

This article was originally featured in the Fall 2023 Watersheds Messenger.

Jon Marvel moved to Stanley, Idaho in 1969. Cattle from the National Forest grazed the area from early June until the November s...

18 days ago
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