With the comment deadline on the Forest Service’s Roadless Rule rescission approaching, the Department of the Interior announced plans to roll back the Bureau of Land Management’s Public Lands Rule, a move that would weaken conservation standards on millions of acres....
Congress returned from recess this week and wasted no time taking aim at public lands, passing a slate of resolutions that roll back years of planning in Alaska, Montana, and North Dakota. We spoke with Alaskans on the ground about what these changes mean for their...
This week on The Wild Line, we dig into major developments for America’s public lands. The USDA has extended the comment period on its controversial Forest Service reorganization plan. At the same time, Secretary Rollins has opened public comment on a move to rescind...
This week on The Wild Line, we’re celebrating some rare and welcome good news for the red wolf, with pups on the ground in North Carolina and a population that’s finally on the rise. We’ve also got updates on a court order halting construction in the Everglades, a...
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...
