Trump: Ranchers may shoot wolves
Read CFACT's Endangered Species Act / wolf report.
“Delist” wolves! Executive Order: SUPPORTING AMERICA’S RANCHERS
Read President Trump's full executive order on behalf of farmers and ranchers seeking "delisting" of not-endangered gray wolves
Wyoming needs eagle death numbers before it approves more wind projects
Wyoming needs to decide how many eagles it is willing to kill.
PRESS RELEASE: “Delist” the not-endangered gray wolf
Petition urges U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to correct a listing that no longer meets the Endangered Species Act's own definition of a species.
Comments on golden eagle errors in Wyoming’s wildlife action plan
The golden eagle should have a much higher priority.
Florida wildlife raises more doubts about climate fearmongering
If wildlife can adapt and turn the tables on pythons, they can certainly adapt to slight temperature fluctuactions.
An impossibly vague concept of “harm” plagues the Endangered Species Act
The huge cost of property development under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is largely caused by an impossibly vague concept of "harming" a listed species.
Golden eagles need new law to protect them from wind turbines
There is a huge loophole in the law when it comes to wind machines killing eagles.
CFACT helps spearhead “stop the wind wall” rally in Wyoming
CFACT rallies 100-150 strong at Wyoming capitol to demand review of industrial wind projects.
Wyoming Golden Eagles should be listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act
Wyoming's Golden Eagles are in trouble.
Waste and fraud allegations plague ESA salmon recovery program
Billions of federal dollars in public funds failed to restore declining populations.
Over $1 billion per year spent on Endangered Species Act
Over $1 billion per year is spent on Endangered Species Act reporting. Who gets the money?
Endangered Species Act regulatory overkill
The regulatory machinery of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is incredibly overdone.
African big game hunting protects the animal
With modern game conservation, the objective is to protect the asset for immediate benefit, but also for posterity.
Wyoming has a secret eagle-kill organization
This group is focused on the business and policy side of wind turbines killing golden eagles.