February 4, 2021
As reported by The Arizona Republic, FSEEE Executive Director Andy Stahl criticized the Democratic Party for putting its political gain ahead of Native American religious objections to a proposed massive copper mine on the … More
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Posted July 15, 2020 — Urge your U.S. senators to support the ‘Protecting America’s Wilderness Act,’ HR 2546
Dirty politics for dirty oil
January 28, 2021 — A proposed railway would unlock some of the dirtiest petroleum reserves in the U.S. by transporting heavy crude oil across National Forest lands. The opportunity to submit comments opposing this Ill-conceived project has been … More
Fish and Wildlife Service proposes protections for whitebark pine, a keystone species
December 26, 2020 — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service News Release New proposed conservation protections for the whitebark pine, an emblem of the American West, would aim to bolster new and ongoing conservation actions for the species’ recovery … More
Trump officials rush to auction off rights to the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge before Biden can block it
November 16, 2020 — By Juliet Eilperin — The Trump administration is asking oil and gas firms to pick spots where they want to drill in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge as it races to open the pristine … More
Eleven Alaska Native tribes offer new way forward on managing the Tongass
October 10, 2020 — By Anna V. Smith — In the early fall of 2018, Marina Anderson sped down the rough road connecting one side of Alaska’s Prince of Wales Island to the other. She had only a few … More
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