Tonto National Forest Is Secretly Initiating Grazing On Long-Vacant Allotments
Arizona’s Tonto National Forest has been secretly initiating cattle grazing on long-vacant grazing allotments in wilderness areas, despite a megadrought and the […]
Tag: NEPA
Posts about public land grazing and the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA).
Why Is Livestock Grazing Still Permitted in Federal Wilderness Areas?
Most Americans don’t know that commercial livestock grazing is allowed in wilderness areas on public lands managed by the U.S. Bureau of […]
Arizona Game & Fish Department Helping Wildlife That Go Moo
The money the Arizona Game & Fish Department gets from the annual Big Game Super Raffle for hunters, which is managed by […]
EQIP Provides Huge Subsidies To Public Land Ranchers
The USDA’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) should be targeted by Congressional budget hawks every time a Farm Bill comes up for […]
Arizona State Grazing Leases Mismanaged In Favor Of Ranchers
The State of Arizona is managing its state land grazing leases primarily for the benefit of ranchers, not the state’s public schools […]
San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area Threatened
The Arizona Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Gila District Office proposed to increase cattle grazing in the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation […]
Zinke’s Outcome-Based Grazing Initiative Raises Questions
President Donald Trump’s pick to manage the U.S. Department of the Interior, Ryan Zinke, is promoting a new “outcome-based” livestock management initiative […]