Advocates Victory in Caldwell, Idaho Mine
VICTORY! COURT REVERSES APPROVAL OF CALDWELL CANYON MINE
5th of Jun 2023

Cattle Grazing Halted on Portion of AZ's Tonto Ntl Forest
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the Forest Service made “serious errors” in violation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) in approving a plan to expand grazing on the Tonto National Forest’s Bar X allotment—including opening pastures that had been closed to grazing for nearly 40 years, which surround the communities of Colcord and Ponderosa.
Read all about it at the link below. And PLEASE donate!
Read the court decision
Photo unattributed on Advocates webpage.
Advocates For the West & the San Pedro Riparian Area
A lawsuit that forces the Bureau of Land Management to reconsider allowing four grazing leases to continue operating in the San Pedro Riparian area was decided in their favor. Read all about it here:
Zuni Pueblo "Pasture"
New Mexico Ranchers & Wolves
The article below details years of corruption and collusion among ranchers and bureaucrats. It also provides a few examples of integrity that netted the person trouble.
https://theintercept.com/2022/05/24/mexican-gray-wolf-endangered-wildlife-services-fraud/
The Impact of Ignorance
This article from University of California Division of Agriculture & Resources gives insight into how little people know about the impact of grazing.
https://ucanr.edu/blogs/blogcore/postdetail.cfm?postnum=14308
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