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On the Schemed Yosemite Land Transfer
Stephen Mather beside the “Big Trees” in Yosemite. NPS Photo.
Just outside the western border of Yosemite National Park sits an 83-acre private property. To the east of the property line, just a few miles within Yosemite, stand the Tuolumn...
Let me teach you how to defend the Roadless Rule (again)
On August 18, the U.S. Department of Agriculture announced its plans to entirely rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule.
If you’re not familiar, the Roadless Rule bans the construction of roads and harvesting of timber in approximately 46 million...
Big Bend was supposed to be an International Peace Park
A bulldozer near Santa Elena Canyon. Photo by Natalie Newman.
On August 6, bulldozers began moving earth near Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park. In June, their path was cleared when dozens of environmental and historic preserve...
Javelinas, not invaders
In the name of border security, bulldozers have begun clearing vegetation and flattening the landscape near the mouth of Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park. I wanted to write a lament for a crown jewel of the national park system,...
What's next for Chaco?
After a mere fourteen days, the chance to respond to the BLM’s draft environmental assessment has closed. If you were able to craft a comment in defense of Greater Chaco, well done. If the moment slipped away from you, no shame. You can sti...
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