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Millie LaFontaine: The entanglements of climate change

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Wyoming Wilderness Association leads statewide citizen science stewardship efforts across three wilderness areas – Sheridan Media

Photo courtesy of the WWA, taken during a recent training. The Wyoming Wilderness Association (WWA) is working to lead statewide citizen science stewardship efforts across designated wilderness areas on three national forests this summer.  This volunteer program is designed to help National Forest partners meet the federal requirement known as Wilderness Stewardship Performance (WSP), which ensures designated Wilderness areas are managed as intended by the Wilderness Act of 1964. While these requirements include on the ground data collection and monitoring for a long list of elements, this Wyoming based volunteer effort focuses on just two, solitude monitoring and campsite assessment. The program is looking for a large number of volunteers who are willing to get field trained in order to visit designated areas on their own before the end of September. 

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Success For Oregon Spotted Frog On Antelope Grazing Allotment Oregon

Success For Oregon Spotted Frog On Antelope Grazing Allotment Oregon   Deep pools in Jack Creek on the Antelope Grazing Allotment is prime Oregon spotted frog habitat. Photo George Wuerthner  It is not every day that one can claim success in fighting public land degradation from domestic livestock. But the Fremont Winema National Forest in Oregon finally responded to conservationists’ concerns (and lawsuits) about the impact of livestock grazing on endangered Oregon spotted frog and other wildlife within the Antelope Grazing allotment. The allotment and Jack Creek drainage also support rare mollusks, the endangered Miller Creek lamprey, and many rare fen plants.