Blogs about: Wildlife Habitat
Study of falling elk population looks at food
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Dusty Roads wrote 1 day ago: Study of falling elk population looks at food Wolf predation may not be as much a factor as was once … more →
Living with wildlife
thenaturelady wrote 4 days ago: I’ve been writing about the National Wildlife Federation’s Certified Wildlife Habitat program for s … more →
Protecting public lands protects a way of life
Alan Gregory wrote 5 days ago: As this outstanding op-ed from a northern New Mexico newspaper spells out in fine fashion. Thanks to … more →
Wind power industry and Western States create sage grouse research plan
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Ralph Maughan wrote 5 days ago: Like so many other developments in what was “sagebrush sea,” wind power impacts sage gr … more →
PacifiCorp Settles In Wyoming Raptor Electrocutions
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 week ago: $1.4 million dollar fine and retribution to be paid- $9.1 million will be paid to retrofit power pol … more →
Vacancy
Randa wrote 1 week ago: Well, we now have a vacancy at the inn. Backyard log cabin slum house is officially out of use. Ha … more →
Environmentalists Sue Over the Location of New Energy Corridors Across Federal Lands
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Ralph Maughan wrote 1 week ago: Suit says the corridors, which were drawn up in Bush Administration,were designed to move fossil fue … more →
Gardening and Climate Change
jesscera wrote 1 week ago: Unless you’ve been living in a cave for the past decade, you definitely notice the manifestati … more →
‘Green’ yards get break: Florida offers protection
thenaturelady wrote 1 week ago: By Kevin Spear Sentinel Staff Writer July 6, 2009 When state Sen. Carey Baker proposed a law enco … more →
United Nations Will Study Threats to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
Ralph Maughan wrote 2 weeks ago: Finally some international pressure on the coal pit/coalbed methane proposals just northwest of Glac … more →
Aerial Spraying Results - 15 days after spraying
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richfletch wrote 2 weeks ago: On Tuesday, June 16 2009 a helicopter spraying company hit our thick stands of cattails, tules, Be … more →
Yes, Virginia, I am a Nature Nerd
thenaturelady wrote 2 weeks ago: Maybe I have delusions of grandeur. I wrote an essay several years ago about the joys of being a nat … more →
You May Already be a Nature Nerd
thenaturelady wrote 2 weeks ago: When I was growing up, there were two distinct types of people: the cool people and the nerds. The … more →
San Juan coal plant celebrates pollution control upgrades
Ralph Maughan wrote 2 weeks ago: New controls complete after more than 60,000 air quality violations- New controls. Farmington (NM) D … more →
Hummers and Skunk Apes
thenaturelady wrote 2 weeks ago: There was a time when I no more believed in the presence of hummingbirds in Brevard County, Florida … more →
Losing Sagebrush
Brian Ertz wrote 2 weeks ago: The Button Valley Bugle writes a nice piece about the sage-steppe ecosystem. It also includes a rem … more →
In response to comment: “…eco style gardens are more labor extensive”
thenaturelady wrote 3 weeks ago: Regarding a previous post about builders and environmental groups working together, Barend made thes … more →
Frog Spawning Areas
rickpdx wrote 3 weeks ago: This is the best year I have seen in the past 2 decades for even the most marginal tadpole habitat. … more →
Best way for environmental groups to approach builders
thenaturelady wrote 3 weeks ago: Regarding a previous post about builders and environmental groups working together, Leslie asked thi … more →
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