This week’s Wild Line reports on major conservation developments, including the rollback of protections in Alaska’s North Slope, the revival of a mining project near the Boundary Waters, and threats to the Land and Water Conservation Fund. Other stories cover...
Today we zoom in on layoffs, restructuring, and reorganizations across multiple departments, and cover wins and losses for wildlife and parks. Interior Department Layoffs and DOGE Departure A newly surfaced internal document reveals the full scope of expected layoffs...
We cover a sweeping USDA plan to restructure the Forest Service, including the elimination of regional offices and the consolidation of research stations, plus renewed pressure from Congress to adopt outdated wildfire suppression tactics. We break down a major...
This week on The Wild Line: We’re back with a full roundup of what’s happening across all three branches of government, plus a reminder that history is written not just in laws, but in landscapes. A correction, and a win: Anders opens with a correction from last...
Congress Wraps Up Reconciliation, Trump Eyes the Everglades, USDA considers Nuking NEPA Happy 249th Birthday, America! Amid the celebration, some heavy stories are quietly reshaping the ground we stand on, and this week brought some big developments: new regulations...
Okefenokee Swamp Saved, Trump Targets Roadless Rule, Lee’s Land Sale Hits a Snag This week, Bill and Anders bring a fast-moving update on the wins, losses, and looming questions surrounding public lands, clean water, and wild places. Good News for the Okefenokee Twin...
