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After years of work by environmental activists to push action on the issue, the Illinois Pollution Control Board has issued findings and recommendations

Vandalism, littering force closure of Utah camping area Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and last updated 2021-05-18 18:11:17-04 WEBER COUNTY, Utah — The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources offered up an example Tuesday why we cant have nice things. In a post to social media, the department announced it would no longer allow summer overnight camping at the Middle Fork wildlife management area in Weber County due to excessive littering, vandalism and issues that required a police respons...

Richmond Common Council approves students climate change resolution RICHMOND, Ind. — Mary Jetmore grew to love nature during Cope Environmental Center visits. On Monday, the Richmond High School freshman and other Youth Climate Action Team members supported a climate resolution before Richmond Common Council. That resolution eventually passed 7-2. “That instilled a lot of importance of nature into me, and then as I’ve grown older and seen the negative impact of climate change, it really...

If you had $136 million, you might have been able to own the Climbing Arrow Ranch, one of the largest private, undeveloped ranches in the West. Just 20 miles west of Belgrade, the ranch sold May 10 just days after it was listed and after a rather spirited bidding war. It is under contract to an unnamed American buyer, at close to its asking price, said Mike Swan of Swan Land Company. “Since our public release of the listing of the Climbing Arrow Ranch, we have received an extraordinary res...

Ferocious bidding war for ranch that was backdrop to Robert Redford film A River Runs Through It sees it go under contract for $136m - making it one of Americas most expensive - and biggest estates Montana ranch is under contract for a sum near $136.25 million after less than a week on the market The Climbing Arrow Ranch is one of the largest undeveloped ranches in the Rocky Mountain West Almost 80,000 acre property spreads across four counties and was bought by the Anderson family in 1959 Ranc...

According to the property listing by Swan Land Company, the Climbing Arrow Ranch is one of the largest undeveloped ranches in the Rocky Mountain West. The sprawling ranch is an impressive 79,582 acres. The Climbing Arrow Ranch also has a railroad tunnel and trestle that were featured in the movie, A River Runs Through It. Some other scenes from the movie were also filmed at the ranch. The CA Ranch is spread across four counties (Gallatin, Broadwater, Madison, and Meagher), and has a long hi...

Fingers wrapped around the lip of my disc, I squint my eyes to focus on the target. It’s one of those days that can convert a Californian into an Oregonian — clear skies, bright greenery and warm temperature — so I easily spot the red basket a few hundred feet away.  Taking a step forward, I fling the disc off the top of a hill at the Old Mill Disc Golf course in Oakridge. The disc soars. I smile. But this moment is cut short as the disc veers left toward a tall tree, collides into it an...

Billings Gazette If you have $136 million to spend, you could own the Climbing Arrow Ranch near Bozeman, the setting for some of the scenes in the 1992 movie "A River Runs Through It." The asking price is $136,250,000, according to a press release from the listing agency, Swan Land Co., of Bozeman. The ranch, also known as CA Ranch, consists of five units totaling approximately 79,483 acres spanning four counties, including a commercial cattle and hay operation and hunting and fishi...

Montana’s Famed Climbing Arrow Ranch, filming location of A River Runs Through It, Offered for Sale by Real Estate Brokerage Swan Land Company Share Article Considered one of the most historically significant land and cattle empires left in the Rocky Mountain West, Climbing Arrow Ranch consists of five Ranch Units totaling approximately 79,483 acres spanning four Montana counties, including a commercial cattle and hay operation and some of the finest hunting and fishing in the Rocky Mountains...

Federal regulator steps in to protect Minnesotas wild rice stands The MPCA says it is caught between state and federal law.  April 29, 2021 — 6:47pm Text size Copy shortlink: Wild rice waters contaminated with sulfate from industrial pollution have never been included on Minnesotas long list of officially polluted waters that require fixing. But they will be now — 30 of them across the state — thanks to ...