Category Archives: General

IDEAS Mexican wolves are hated, feared, and imperiled. Jean Ossorio, 75, has seen more of them than almost anyone. By Tracy Staedter Share this experience Copy URL Share Tweet Email A devoured deer, dog-like paw prints in the mud, and … Continue reading →

Water Is Almost as Precious as Oil in the Permian BasinBy Kevin Gibson on Jan 29, 2019 07:37 am “Water is the new oil,” said Laura Capper, a Houston-based oilfield consultant. “The value of water has changed. ”The reason is … Continue reading →

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Huge news!!! Arizonans officially have the chance to take back our power and choose a clean energy future for our state. APS spent your money on a desperate lawsuit to deny Arizonans the right to choose more clean energy — … Continue reading →

For Immediate Release, July 14, 2017 Contact: Michael Robinson, Center for Biological Diversity, (575) 313-7017, michaelr@biologicaldiversity.org Mary Katherine Ray, Sierra Club, (575) 772-5655, mkrscrim@gmail.com Kelly Nokes, WildEarth Guardians, (406) 209-9545, knokes@wildearthguardians.org Hailey Hawkins, Endangered Species Coalition, (662) 251-5804, hhawkins@endangered.org Bryan … Continue reading →

This Forest Service expert says it’s as much a sociopolitical problem as it is physical. News – April 04, 2014 by Melissa Mylchreest Each year, wildfires claim hundreds of homes throughout the West in what’s known as the wildland-urban interface.  … Continue reading →

Let me say that this is about more than wolves…it is about a very delicate balance in nature that developed on this planet.  Take a few minutes to enjoy. This talk was presented at an official TED Conference. TED’s editors … Continue reading →

Historic Moment for our Wolves Photo FWS The Of Fate of Wolves Is In Our Hands The Only Arizona Hearing Scheduled For Pinetop You can make a difference just by showing up WE NEED A CROWD! This is a historic … Continue reading →

Blog: New Poll: Americans Love Wolves and Want Them to Stay Protected The Huffington Post, Noah Greenwald, July 22, 2013  (posted 09/07/13) Wolves today live in just five percent of their historic range — hardly enough to consider them recovered … Continue reading →

Escudilla Wilderness Hike Satruday, September 21 Meet at the Alpine Ranger Station, Alpine, AZ at 8:30am.  Hike length 6 miles roundtrip. Hike to the top of Escudilla Mountain, written about by Leopold in one of his essays in A Sand … Continue reading →