February 10, 2013
by Zack Strong
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Zack Strong, Wildlife Conservation Fellow, Livingston, Montana
Polar bears use arctic sea ice as a platform to hunt their favorite food, seals. Unfortunately, climatic warming is rapidly melting the ice. Without it, … Continue reading
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by Zack Strong
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Zack Strong, Wildlife Conservation Fellow, Livingston, Montana
On Thanksgiving Day three hunters shot and killed a male grizzly in Grand Teton National Park. According to the Jackson Hole News and Guide, the three men were… Continue reading
January 13, 2012
by Whitney Angell Leonard
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Whitney Angell Leonard, Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana
The Canadian government, which manages two thirds of the world’s polar bear population, claims its management framework “ensure[s] the sustainability of Polar B… Continue reading
Share on FacebookDecember 9, 2011
by Matt Skoglund
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Matt Skoglund, Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana
Opposition to the proposed Pebble Mine in Alaska’s famed Bristol Bay region continues to mount, with some major seafood processors now wading into the anti-Pebble water… Continue reading
October 4, 2011
by Louisa Willcox
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Louisa Willcox, Senior Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana
Yes, the wolf hunting season has begun in Montana and Idaho—a tragic outcome that we at NRDC worked so hard to forestall. We and our dedicated Activists and Memb… Continue reading
Share on FacebookAugust 16, 2011
by Matt Skoglund
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Matt Skoglund, Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana
Sarah Skoglund crossing the Hoh River, Olympic National Park, Washington.
While the Wolf Wars in the Northern Rockies garnered all sorts of attention over the past few years, a curious dev… Continue reading
July 15, 2011
by Louisa Willcox
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Louisa Willcox, Senior Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana Answer: a new, cutting edge aerial technology to comprehensively assess problems.
In 2009, when NRDC, the US Forest Service, and pilot Bruce Gordon conducted the first-ever asse… Continue reading
July 14, 2011
by Louisa Willcox
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Louisa Willcox, Senior Wildlife Advocate, Livingston, Montana
Two trumpeter swans lifted skyward, white angelic wings beating slow and effortlessly over the meandering Red Rock River. It was a cool but clear early morning at the J Bar L Ranch, a… Continue reading