Comment on Rock Springs Draft Resource Management Plan
BLM Taking an "Anti-use" Approach to Land Management
The BLM is proposing to take an “anti-use” approach to land management in their latest Rock Springs Draft Resource plan.
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A final victory for ranchers and farmers!
We are dedicated to protecting property rights, and ensuring that regulators make decisions based on reason, science and the law, not endless litigation.”
MSLF Files Comments on BLM’s Proposed “Conservation Leases”
Today, MSLF along with six other organizations filed comments on the Bureau of Land Management’s proposal to create rules establishing a new class of “conservation leases” intended to tie up…
Ninth Circuit win for MSLF prevents environmental power grab!
In yet another victory for property rights, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, based in San Francisco, has ruled in favor of reason, science, and the interests of Mountain States Legal Foundation’s clients!
Holding The Government Accountable Ain’t For The Faint of Heart
Would you spend nearly four decades fighting a federal government with unlimited resources, patience, and power at its disposal to demand your right to drill for oil and gas? Or…
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Grizzlies in the Grand Canyon?
Environmental activists’ latest scheme puts property owners and the public at risk… and puts bears in harm’s way.
Wohlgemuth Pans Biden’s Pick to Run the Bureau of Land Management
Mountain States Legal Foundation President and CEO Cristen Wohlgemuth today released the following statement in response to President Joe Biden’s nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning to run the Bureau of Land Management
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Wild and Wooly in Wyoming
Traveling nearly 100 miles off the grid to meet the First Lady of Western sheep ranching.
MSLF Notches a Win By Moving Grizzly Cases To Wyoming
Mountain State Legal Foundation celebrated a victory Monday, when a pair of consolidated grizzly bear-related cases that plaintiffs wanted heard by a federal court in distant Washington, D.C., were transferred to Wyoming’s Federal District Court for resolution.
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Back to Grizzly Country
Albert Sommers looks grim—and not just because he’s standing in the pre-dawn dark and cold, restless horse in hand, with a very long day of gathering and sorting cattle ahead of him. It’s something else that’s making him somber.