#public-lands

#public-lands

The wilderness beckons with the promise of uncharted territories and personal discovery, urging explorers to connect deeply with the landscapes they encounter.

So, let me get this straight: We decimate the wildlife that used to live here by taking over their land to raise cows so we can eat far more meat and dairy products than we need or that is healthy, and then we get all up in arms if we lose a few animals to the apex predators that were here to begin with, as they dare to hunt what's still around after we replaced their original prey with cows?

I think it was just a combination of how powerless you feel in the sense when you're met with natural disasters. There's a lot of resilience, both in the natural world and in human communities, that comes together after natural disasters.

In a wave of recent resolutions, county governments in several states oppose the perceived misuse of the Antiquities Act, reflecting a growing anti-federal sentiment.