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Gratitude for National Parks

May 13, 2022

This is a guest editorial from my friend George Wuerthner originally published in Wildlife News. I print it to remind all of us why we asked to have the National …

Posted in historic places, land management, National Parks  •  1 Comment on Gratitude for National Parks

Hermit Peak, Calf Canyon Fire Considered

May 10, 2022June 12, 2022

A lawyer called me today to find out if I thought she might have a case against the federal government for its role in the origins of the Hermit Peak/Calf …

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A Last Ski at Wolf Creek

April 26, 2022

(This post was written earlier before things got really busy around here.) Mid-April found me on the chairlifts at Wolf Creek Pass ski area on one of the last days …

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Burning in the Snow

March 28, 2022

The NPS has treated thousands of acres in the Valles Caldera with this thinning and pile burning. The US Forest Service has treated large areas of their land outside of the Valles Caldera the same way with funds provided by Congress.

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The Looming Trump Disaster

February 28, 2022February 28, 2022

Republicans had their big Conservative Political Action meeting in Florida this weekend. Most notable was the confusion and conflict the Russian attack on Ukraine is having on their party. The …

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Exploring the Nambe Badlands Wasteland

January 26, 2022January 26, 2022

Thousands of people per year drive to Chimayo through the brown desert between the Nambe Creek Valley and the Santa Cruz River Valley. Tourists love this stretch for its strange …

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Dark Holes Open to the Wonders of the Pueblo Past

January 23, 2022January 23, 2022

Anyone who goes to the Los Alamos, New Mexico area now can’t help but feel the pace of life quickening as the Laboratory grows. Traffic jams build up in the …

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American Media Ignoring Major Positive Covid News. Why?

January 3, 2022

I follow the New York Times and the Washington Post daily. I watch the Covid news especially closely because the virus could kill me and anyone I know. Today I …

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Harsh Lessons from an Ancient People

December 18, 2021

Bandelier National Monument offers the perfect blend of strange wilderness beauty and human interest with the mysterious cliff dwellings of long-gone Pueblo people. Early Pueblo people lived across this landscape …

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Running out of Time: COP26 and the Human Future

November 23, 2021

  The COP26 climate change talks just ended in Stockholm and Greta Thunberg, the young Swedish activist, told the world the truth about what went on. She summed up the …

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