On July 30th, 2010 Idaho Chief District Judge B. Lynn Winmill issued an Order in Western Watersheds Project’s favor overturning a Bureau of Land Management
On December 31st, 2009 Western Watersheds Project won litigation against the Bureau of Land Management that will require Mandatory and enforceable terms and conditions on
Today (10/14/09) Chief Judge Lynn B. Winmill of the Federal District Court for Idaho ruled in favor of Western Watersheds Project and WWP’s two co-plaintiffs,
Overview of the Burnt Creek Allotment The Burnt Creek allotment encompasses 4,884 acres of BLM land, entirely within the Burnt Creek WSA save for a
Saving sage grouse Tribune Editorial, May 13, 2009 Updated: 05/13/2009 05:42:14 PM MDT A funny-looking bird that fluffs its feathers to dance an elaborate mating
Today (3/31/09) Judge Edward Lodge of the Federal District Court for Idaho granted Western Watersheds Projects Motion for Summary Judgment and Ordered the U.S. Fish
WESTERN WATERSHEDS PROJECT NEWS RELEASE May 16, 2008 Â Contacts:Â Â Dr. Steven G. Herman: Â 360-894-0751; cell 360-451-0089 Bob Tuck: 509-945-7250 Kristin Ruether: 208-342-7024 ext
Earlier we noted how the Fish and Wildlife Service wanted out of a sage grouse agreement the government made with Western Watersheds Project and Advocates
The Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS) is looking to breach an agreement it made to consider the best available science when deciding the fate of
It looks like it will be at least a year before a decision about whether to protect sage grouse under the ESA comes down following
