IN 1852, KEN CEARLEY'S GREAT-GRANDFATHER CAME TO TEXAS from Georgia. He settled on Walnut Creek in Travis County and grew corn and cotton, had a small herd of milk cows and raised Percheron draft ...

Empowering communities to protect tigers through trust, shared values, and sustainable conservation in tiger landscapes.

As the region grows in industry and population, land is the greatest asset that directly impacts public health by providing active recreation opportunities and supporting ecosystems that support clean ...

The Interior Department's proposal to nix the controversial land-use rule has overwhelming opposition from the public.

Just for a moment, imagine a community, our community, without open lands and wild spaces. Then imagine the opposite — abundant land, but without the ecological and human communities that call that ...

Last month, right before the holidays, nearly 200 countries announced a breakthrough deal to protect Earth’s plants and animals. Of the 22 targets established at the United Nations Convention on ...

As game and fish agencies across the country struggle to figure out what the future of wildlife management holds, comparing conservation vs preservation is more relevant than ever. The two words and ...

Interior Secretary Doug Burgum is making changes to a popular conservation program in ways that have some environmental groups crying foul. In a secretarial order, Burgum is limiting how much money ...

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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) was established in 1946 from the merger of the General Land Office and the Grazing ...