Western Watersheds Project

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Protecting Western watersheds and wildlife since 1993. Committed to addressing public lands livestock issues.

Tucson is home to WWP staff, colleagues, friends and supporters. We grieve with our community and stand unequivocally with its LGBTQ+ members. No one should fear violence because of who they are. Our thoughts are with the loved ones of Vincent Anthony Siqueiros and Cameron Davis Capara.

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The NPS is considering a land exchange between a private Nevada developer and the park. The exchange would enable the firm to build a road that would allow easier access to a 83-acre plot of land where it plans to develop a small village of homes and retail property

Trump administration faces pushback after looking to privatize land on Yosemite National Park | CNN Politics

A plan being considered by the Trump administration to allow a developer to use a portion of Yosemite National Park land is facing strong opposition from elected officials and conservationists, reflec...

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Last week, we filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for violating FOIA in a matter potentially involving high-level meddling in Lobo recovery. It was just one long-overdue FOIA request at stake, but the government seems to be going to extraordinary efforts to avoid coughing up the docs.

They Say Sunshine is the Best Disinfectant

Karen Budd-Falen needs to stop operating under the cover of darkness

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>> Theresa Harlan, a Coast Miwok descendant who runs the Alliance for Felix Cove — an area in the park where her family had a home until ranchers kicked them out in the 1950s — said the effort to upend the settlement “is just opening up the wound” that had finally started to heal. <<

Inside the bitter war over cows and wilderness at Point Reyes

Dairy farmers grazing cows in Point Reyes were paid to leave, but now they want back in. They claim the park needs grazing to keep a lid on invasive species. The Trump administration is sympathetic.

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