On January 13, 2009, this blog reported on the nonprofit Blue Goose Alliance threatening legal action regarding the Execution of the Annual Funding Agreement with the Consolidated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT), which will lead to the tribes taking over much of the management at the National Bison Range Complex in Montana.
As a follow-up to [...]

Today the blog offers two videos that give a wonderful look at Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge in New Mexico. The Bosque has the reputation of being one of the most beautiful and impressive areas in the Refuge System.
The refuge includes 57,191 acres located along the Rio Grande near Socorro, New Mexico and is [...]

Waccamaw Wildlife Refuge moving to next level

New plan in work for Ridgefield refuge

Enviro groups press Salazar to kill Alaska road project

Close to 1,000 acres near Dismal Swamp to be protected

Wildlife refuge springs to life

On November 22, 2008, this blog posted an entry about the International League of Conservation Photographers, which is comprised of a team of photographers, writers, filmmakers, and scientists that are attempting to document the wildlife, landscapes and human communities of the US/Mexico borderlands, and the impact that the border wall is having on them.
This blog [...]

ABC’s Good Morning America (GMA) recently did a piece on the sandhill crane migration at Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado. From the GMA story:

“The cranes arriving signify that spring is here,” said Michael Blenden, project leader at the San Luis Valley National Wildlife Refuge. “The Rocky Mountain population of greater Sandhill cranes spend [...]