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Last Call on the Ambler Mining Road, Second Cook Inlet Lease Sale Planned, Bear Baiting Returns to Alaska Preserves

Last Call on the Ambler Mining Road, Second Cook Inlet Lease Sale Planned, Bear Baiting Returns to Alaska Preserves

Oct 30, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking the Ambler Road comment deadline, a second Cook Inlet lease sale, proposed methane rule rollbacks, new transmission lines for Virginia data centers, and USDA letters on state wolf protections. From the Arctic to...
Chiricahua Named Newest National Park, BLM Hopes to Drill Utah Refuge, Private Equity Eyes Yellowstone

Chiricahua Named Newest National Park, BLM Hopes to Drill Utah Refuge, Private Equity Eyes Yellowstone

Oct 23, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking Chiricahua’s new national park designation, a proposal to open Utah’s Ouray refuge to oil and gas, a $105 million Tallgrass Energy gift to Yellowstone Forever, and a Senate permitting deal that could reshape...
Congress Eyes Permitting Reform, Court Steps in on USFS Reorg, Monuments Case Begins Again

Congress Eyes Permitting Reform, Court Steps in on USFS Reorg, Monuments Case Begins Again

Oct 16, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking the Bipartisan American Affordability and Jobs Act permitting reform package, a federal court order halting the United States Forest Service reorganization, tree removal at East Potomac Public Golf Course, and the...
Roadless Rescission Plan Draws One Million+ Comments, Huge Judicial Victory For Big Bend, Saying Goodbye to Seldom Seen Smith

Roadless Rescission Plan Draws One Million+ Comments, Huge Judicial Victory For Big Bend, Saying Goodbye to Seldom Seen Smith

Oct 9, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking more than a million comments against the Roadless Rule rescission, a court order halting border construction in Big Bend, new backing for A River Runs Through It Act, and a lawsuit over a Utah oil-hauling road. From...
Grand Teton Site Scouting for MLB Game, EPA Ends 2024 Carbon Standards, and DHS Lifts Big Bend Construction Pause

Grand Teton Site Scouting for MLB Game, EPA Ends 2024 Carbon Standards, and DHS Lifts Big Bend Construction Pause

Oct 5, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking proposals for a baseball park in Grand Teton National Park, the EPA’s repeal of 2024 Carbon Pollution Standards for power plants, the resumption of border barrier construction in Big Bend National Park, and the...
Wilderness Week in Washington, an Executive Order Opening Monuments to Hunting, and a Public Lands Day Thank-You to Rangers

Wilderness Week in Washington, an Executive Order Opening Monuments to Hunting, and a Public Lands Day Thank-You to Rangers

Sep 25, 2026 | The Wild Line

This week on The Wild Line, we’re tracking a new executive order on hunting and river permits, Interior’s blocked National Park Service partner grants, former wildlife chiefs warning against Endangered Species Act rollbacks, and lawsuits from 21 states and...
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