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Profiles in Land Management – Goat Green

By Kevin Alexander Watt | March 5, 2020

This month we share the successful land regeneration work of Goat Green, a contract grazing company that using planned grazing and 1,500 goats to restore ecological health to lands where oil wells and pipelines once operated.

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How Conservationists Could Have Prevented the Oregon Standoff

By WLA Admin | February 9, 2016

TIME.COM, Feb. 4, 2016 – Conservationists and landowners must work together. It didn’t have to happen. One dead, eight in jail, hundreds of thousands of dollars gone to waste—and the root…

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A Primer on Oil and Gas Leases and Surface Use Agreements

By WLA Admin | December 12, 2015

On December 10, WLA posted A Primer for Oil and Gas Leases and Surface Use Agreements for Members of the Western Landowners Alliance on our website under the Energy Planning program.…

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Interior Department Proposes First Master Leasing Plan in Utah for Balanced Energy Development, Conservation

By WLA Admin | September 10, 2015

Release Date: 08/14/15 Contacts: Jessica Kershaw , Interior_press@ios.doi.gov Megan Crandall , BLM-UT, 801-539-4013 Draft Moab Master Leasing Plan Takes Landscape-level Approach to Minimize Conflicts, Facilitate Responsible Energy Development WASHINGTON –…

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Recent Posts

  • Western landowners applaud USDA and Wyoming for launch of habitat lease partnership around Yellowstone
  • Burger King, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and Cargill Join Together to Help Conserve and Restore Grasslands and Wildlife Species Through Regenerative Agriculture Practices in the Southern Great Plains
  • WLA’s statement on New Mexico Supreme Court’s ruling in stream certification case
  • WLA’s statement on removal of Jeremy Vesbach from NM Game & Fish Commission
  • New film highlights how the future of conservation depends on collaboration with private, working lands

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