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The Coast Miwok Tribal Council, lineal descendants of the original inhabitants of Point Reyes, has sent Interior Secretary Deb Haaland a formal letter objecting to a National Park Service plan to ...
Environmentalists are celebrating a legal settlement that will close historic family dairies they say are degrading Point ...
Bill Niman has lived through a lot of changes since he first started ranching in Point Reyes in 1969. And what especially irks him is seeing areas choked with coyote brush that were once grassland ...
Thanks to a decade of unflagging work by the Center and allies, two lawsuits, and tens of thousands of comments by Center supporters, the majestic and long embattled tule elk of Point Reyes National ...
Growing elk herds are competing with grazing cattle at the national park, raising questions about how best to manage public lands. After being reintroduced to the park in 1978, Tule elk are now ...
Environmentalists are licking their lips now that they are driving dairies and cattle ranches out of Point Reyes National ...
Point Reyes National Seashore settlement agreement ended decades of conflict over management of cattle ranching and wildlife ...
Conservationists pushed to preserve Point Reyes, worried it would be recast as ... was “for other people to go and play?” Enter the elk. In the late 1970s, the government moved a dozen or ...
“But what we’re seeing was this herd of elk, locked up, having massive die outs. We had severe water pollution, some of the worst water pollution in California.” About 20 miles north of the Golden ...