BLM seeks to deemphasize conservation on public lands
The rule aimed to give conservation equal importance to other land uses across millions of acres of public lands
Process begins to end Roadless Rule
USDA has kicked off the process of rescinding the rule limiting road building and timber harvest
Why are there no rats in Alberta?
A unique combination of regulatory foresight and wildlife management has helped the province achieve the nearly unthinkable
Major expansion of hunting and fishing access
Now 87,000 acres of public land are open to hunting and fishing
Void for vagueness
Is it possible to end all DEI work? The Trump administration is trying, but a litany of lawyers says not so fast
TWS wildlife brief on Big Beautiful Bill
New policy brief on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act focuses on impacts to funding for wildlife conservation
Court backs threatened status for beetle species
In an appeals court decision, the judge supports the downlisting of once endangered carrion beetle
A win for birds and wetlands
Migratory birds see $102.9 million in funding approved to conserve, restore or enhance critical wetland habitat for migratory birds
‘Alligator Alcatraz’ could threaten fragile ecosystem
Historic conservation battleground sees renewed legal fight over detention facility
