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Wildlife damage mitigation payment debate heats up

By Zach Altman | September 7, 2021

Late last October, the America’s Conservation Enhancement (ACE) Act was signed into law. It was described as “the most significant wildlife conservation and sportsmen’s law in decades,” by U.S. Sen.…

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Bill reintroduced to expedite forest projects

By Zach Altman | August 31, 2021

The Resilient Federal Forests Act seeks to restore forest health on over 80 million acres of national forests through active management, increase resiliency to wildfire and support rural communities. The…

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House Democrats Agree to $100 Million Allocation for Critically Endangered Species

By Zach Altman | August 30, 2021

In a memo released by the House Natural Resources Committee, House Democrats will provide $550 million to the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the upcoming budget reconciliation package, including $100 million…

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Interior Department Announces Largest Expansion of Fishing and Hunting on U.S. Fish and Wildlife Managed Lands and Waters

By Zach Altman | August 30, 2021

The Department of the Interior announced today that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) has opened new or expanded hunting and sport fishing opportunities across 2.1 million acres, the largest expansion…

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Climate programs will be voluntary, incentive-based, says USDA nominee

By Zach Altman | August 29, 2021

The USDA’s climate mitigation initiatives will be built on a simple rule: “If they don’t work for producers and landowners, they’re not going to work for the climate,” said Robert…

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New Mexico governor signs order to preserve 30 percent of public lands

By Zach Altman | August 25, 2021

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an executive order that calls for 30 percent of New Mexico’s public lands to be protected by 2030, putting the state in line with a…

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Climate-friendly ag practices need $30 billion, Democrats told

By Zach Altman | August 25, 2021

More than 60 groups are urging Democratic congressional leaders to prioritize climate-friendly agriculture, food systems and equity in their $3.5 trillion domestic spending package. About $89 billion in the budget…

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Recognizing monarch butterflies under the Endangered Species Act may do more harm than good

By Zach Altman | August 13, 2021

Insect populations are declining worldwide, and monarch butterflies are no exception. Efforts to reverse the trends are underway across the United States and Canada. Even with these efforts, many national…

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Senate OKs bipartisan infrastructure bill

By Zach Altman | August 10, 2021

The Senate passed a bipartisan infrastructure bill Tuesday that would provide $550 billion in new funding to repair America’s rural roads, ports and waterways, while dramatically increasing high-speed internet access.

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Push for conservation funding raises farm bill questions

By Zach Altman | August 4, 2021

Congressional Democrats are pushing for a historic increase in conservation program funding that would help pay farmers to address climate change, but the money also could create some challenges for…

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