Tribes Prepare for Homecoming of Wild Bison from Yellowstone

January 31, 2012// People on the Fort Peck Reservation in northeast Montana are preparing a big welcome-home ceremony for nearly 70 wild bison from Yellowstone National Park.

Obama Administration Hits the Accelerator for Responsible Offshore Wind Development
National Wildlife Federation and Virginia Conservation Network applaud Bureau of Ocean Energy Management for expediting responsible offshore wind energy permitting
Great Lakes–Mississippi River Separation is Possible, Practical and Preventive
Study says separating the Great Lakes and Mississippi River basins a step toward improving Chicago’s water infrastructure
RESTORE Act critical to helping Gulf Coast in aftermath of Gulf oil disaster
Advocates of the RESTORE Act say it is critical to invest the funds directly on the Gulf Coast for projects that help rebuild the ecosystem and economy.
Energy Plays Major Role in President Obama’s 2012 State of the Union
President asks Congress to extend tax credits for renewable energy and to end tax giveaways for oil companies that are already turning massive profits

Conservation Works
How Congress Can Lower the Deficit and Protect Wildlife & Public Health
Future Friendly Farming
Seven Agricultural Practices to Sustain People and the Environment
Feast and Famine in the Great Lakes
How Nutrients and Invasive Species Interact to Overwhelm the Coasts and Starve Offshore Waters
U.S. Latinos and Air Pollution
A Call to Action
Trucks That Work
How new fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas standards will deliver better, cleaner, cheaper-to-operate trucks —– and why it matters for truck owners, wildlife and the U.S. economy
Facing the Storm: Indian Tribes, Climate-Induced Weather Extremes, and the Future for Indian Country
Report provides a basis for Tribes to consider how they may be affected by changes in climate and weather extremes.
Game Changers
Air Pollution, a Warming Climate, and the Troubled Future for America's Hunting and Fishing Heritage

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