Conservation Groups Appeal Money Losing Windmill Timber Sale in Occupied Grizzly Bear Habitat
contacts Michael Garrity, The Alliance for the Wild Rockies, (406) 459-5936 Sara Johnson, Native Ecosystems Council, (406) 285-3611
November 21, 2003contacts Michael Garrity, The Alliance for the Wild Rockies, (406) 459-5936 Sara Johnson, Native Ecosystems Council, (406) 285-3611
November 21, 2003by Scott McMillion, scottm@dailychronicle.com LIVINGSTON — Environmental groups have appealed the Windmill timber sale in the Mill Creek Drainage
November 20, 2003by Molly Villamana, Greenwire reporter Roughly 35 million board feet of timber slated for harvest in Montana's Lolo
May 6, 2003by Eve Byron, Independent Record Staff Writer Seven appeals have been filed in opposition to a Helena National Forest management
April 16, 2003contacts Michael Garrity, The Alliance for the Wild Rockies, (406) 459-5936 Sara Johnson, Native Ecosystems Council, (406) 285-3611
March 18, 2003by Arlene Montgomery, Friends of the Wild Swan Montana District Court Judge Sherlock re-affirmed his injunction against old growth
September 17, 2001prepared by Mike Anderson, The Wilderness Society Summary The final roadless area conservation rule prohibits road building and logging in
January 22, 2001contact Keith Hammer at (406) 755-1379 KALISPELL—By misrepresenting the historic condition of ponderosa pine forests in its educational
November 26, 2000by Mike Bader Missoulian Guest Editorial "Patriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrel." These words admonish us
February 10, 2000by Sherry Devlin, the Missoulian Republican says her party is off base on environment Martha Marks is a Republican and
September 17, 1999AWR Release Last June, District Ranger Dave Campbell authorized a large scale project in the Nez Perce Fork drainage on
September 8, 1999AWR Release Bi-partisan coalition introduces the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act Washington, D.C. — U.S. Representatives Christopher Shays
February 1, 1999