Interior Action to Shine Light on Attorney’s Fees & Costs May 29, 2019 From the office of Rep. Russ Fulcher WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Rep. Fulcher joined the Western Caucus to applaud the Department of the [Read More]
Network For Landscape Conservation by Karen Schumacher It is well known that the federal government is heavily in bed with non governmental organizations (NGO), especially our resource agencies through the Department of Interior (DOI) and [Read More]
Ryan Zinke Hypocrisy Is Unbelievable By Karen Schumacher The level of hypocrisy coming from Sec. Zinke could not be more unbelievable. In a recent interview on Brietbart he blasted “…environmental terrorist groups that have not [Read More]
Representative Dorothy Moon Goes To Washington D.C. by Rep. Dorothy Moon Several Idaho legislators responded to an invitation from the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs to attend a conference on June 22nd. The conference [Read More]
Sec. Zinke Wants To Reorganize The DOI By Karen Schumacher In addition to reinstating large conservation cooperatives (LCC) after revoking them through his Secretarial Order 3349, Sec. Zinke now has grand plans to reorganize the [Read More]
‘Made in America’ Recreation Advisory Committee for Public Lands Trump Interior Dept. puts Obama anti-motorized access plans in reverse A large number of Americans require motorized vehicles to access remote and rugged areas that lack [Read More]
Zinke Comes To Bunkerville by Shari Dovale Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke visited Bunkerville, Nevada over the weekend and spoke with reporters of his support for the national monuments. In April, President Trump signed an executive [Read More]
Soros-funded ‘Western Priorities’ group admits Bears Ears assessment omits local voices The possibility cannot be dismissed that instead of fearing ‘skewed data,’ Center for Western Priorities avoided taking into account comments made by people from San [Read More]
Despite ranchers’ concerns, Zinke recommends no changes to Craters, Hanford monuments Craters of the Moon was first designated in 1924 and occupied 54,000 acres. In 2000, President Clinton expanded it more than ten-fold, to 700,000 [Read More]
Enviro Lawsuits Cost Taxpayers Billion$ Illustrating Need for Equal Access to Justice Reform “Equal Access to Justice Act is a taxpayer funded meal ticket for environmental groups to collect attorney’s fees at enhanced rates…It’s an [Read More]
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