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After a gathering of hunters, landowners and wildlife managers, a new report draws some conclusions on how Montana can better manage its elk population. The Montana Citizens Elk Management Coalition has published a report on the Elk Management Symposium, which took place in August. Kathy Hadley, a board member of the Montana Wildlife Federation and a hunter who spoke at the symposium, said management is at a crossroads in Montana. ...

Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill into law on Friday to require Caltrans to integrate wildlife corridors into its plans as roads are built around the state. Collisions between drivers and wildlife are rampant - with 44,000 reported between 2016 and 2020, and likely many more that go unreported, causing injuries, deaths and property damage. ...

The approximate two thousand carpet retailers in California should begin preparing for a differential assessment increase by the beginning of next year.

Eastern Sierra Land Trust’s Executive Director/CEO Kay Ogden has been appointed to serve on the California Natural Resources Agency’s 30x30 Partnership

Approximately 35 volunteers came out for California Coastal Cleanup Day on September 17, cleaning up sensitive wetland and coastal areas in Crescent City.

Over 50 percent of project investments benefit disadvantaged and low-income communities through cleaner air, increased mobility options…

Carbon markets are the perfect political tool for major polluters to defang environmental demands and maintain the economic status quo.

As part of the consultation on Developing the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (UK ETS), the UK Government is seeking evidence on the role of the UK ETS as…

Legalese can get very weird sometimes.

In a move that thrilled bee enthusiasts, California judges decided that endangered invertebrates are legally protected — under the category of "fish"