Rhino poaching radar
So the bottom line is that hunting benefits the protection and conservation of the animals.
Chestnuts roasting over political fires
The effort to restore this iconic tree has been underway at least since the 1980s.
UN ‘biodiversity’ summit advances global control over land, money, & resources
Private property rights, free markets, access to resources, and national sovereignty suffered another series of blows at the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity.
Bureaucratic blueprint at the UN’s biodiversity wilderness
Liberty isn't found in a "Yerevan Pathway."
CFACT teen reporter at biodiversity COP17: What I saw that you won’t see on TV
The U.S. never ratified the UN Convention on Biodiversity, but what the globalist bureaucrats assembled in Armenia do could have lasting impacts on American interests.
BIODIVERSITY COP17: UN deliberates in Armenia to Lock Up 30% of Earth’s Land and Water
A $200 billion UN global biodiversity machine. Is anyone's property safe? CFACT is there!
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.
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.
Taking chainsaws to rhinos
So, where do rhino horns and elephant tusks go?
Update: CFACT partnership expands lion conservation efforts in Tanzania
Vaughn and her team are expanding the use of solar-powered flashing lights installed around livestock enclosures.
Animal’s knowledgeable inherited behavior
Animals often exhibit complex inherited knowledge. This has implications for conservation policies.
Inconvenient wind turbine facts
Intermittent wind and solar should not get a pass on environmental rules that are zealously enforced against efficient energy sources.