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Story: Get ready for
September to be a busy month... |
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Several long-awaited
environmental studies
are expected to be released this month, and
we urge you to check back here for
updates on how you can comment on them. These
include studies on: the Jackson South Highway
reconstruction; the proposed Bridger-Teton
land sale and headquarters relocation; the
Jackson Hole Airport lease extension; the
Hoback Wells proposal to
develop a 136-well natural gas field near
Bondurant; and the final analysis regarding
contested energy development leases on 45,000
acres of prime wildlife habitat in the Wyoming
Range.
For background information,
contact Lousie Lasley at (307) 733-9417 or Louise@jhalliance.org.
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Story: Court
reinstates federal protections for wolves |
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On
August 5, U.S. District Judge Donald
Molloy put Northern Rockies gray wolves back
on the endangered species list with his decision
that the Endangered Species Act does
not allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
to remove federal protection of wolves in
Idaho and Montana, while keeping protections
for wolves in Wyoming. Read
more...
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| Featured Event: September
18 "Light the Wick" premiere to benefit
Alliance! |
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Net
proceeds from the premiere of Teton Gravity
Research’s latest film will benefit
the Avalanche Forecast Support Organization
and the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance.
(Thanks, TGR!) The event includes athlete
appearances, tons of giveaways, live music
and a presentation of the eagerly awaited “Light
the Wick” in full HD on a giant screen
at Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village. Tickets,
available at Tobacco Row or online at www.wantickets.com,
are $13 for the film and $25 for the after
party at the Mangy Moose. Click
here for more details.
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