Wilderness Week in Washington, an Executive Order Opening Monuments to Hunting, and a Public Lands Day Thank-You to Rangers
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Wilderness Week in Washington, an Executive Order Opening Monuments to Hunting, and a Public Lands Day Thank-You to Rangers
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This week, a new executive order opens national monuments like Castle Mountains and Craters of the Moon to hunting and sets a 60-day clock on river permit lotteries, while Interior blocks more than $25 million in National Park Service partner funding. We also cover former wildlife agency heads warning that Interior's proposed Endangered Species Act rule ignores basic science, a coalition of 21 state attorneys general suing over new ESA rules, and a lawsuit over a missed deadline for two West Coast pond turtles.
Anders reports from Wilderness Week in Washington, DC, and Bill closes with a Public Lands Day message for the rangers who steward our public lands.
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