SVH Editorial: Limited permits for hunting bull elk are equitable
The Skagit Valley Herald (subscription required) editorialized in favor of the plan to hunt 30 bulls in the Nooksack elk…
Protecting Natural Resources for Everyone
The Skagit Valley Herald (subscription required) editorialized in favor of the plan to hunt 30 bulls in the Nooksack elk…
The Skagit Valley Herald (subscription required) covered a Fish and Wildlife meeting last week in Mount Vernon: State and tribal…
Plans to restore Wiley Slough have been stymied by hunters’ concerns about losing a popular recreation site. The Skagit Valley…
The Kitsap Sun published an indepth story on the new selective chinook fisheries regulations, set by the tribes and the…
The Skagit Valley Herald (subscription required) had a story yesterday about plans to restore tidal flooding to Wiley Slough. The…
The Seattle Times and the Port Townsend and Jefferson County Leader both posted the latest update on what the Jamestown…
King 5 news ran a story on Friday about the relocation of six elk from Whatcom County to Snohomish County.…
Arlington Times: STANWOOD – Volunteers from the Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians and Stanwood High School planted more than 300 native…
The defeat of Initiative 933 and other results of the recent election instilled some new hope in me. Hope that there might be some public inclination, after all, to turn the tide of apathy. Hope that more of us might finally realize the most important things we can pass along to their children are pure water, clean air and abundant fish and wildlife.
Now I know that much hope is a bit of pie in the sky. I don’t expect a raging fire of public discontent to suddenly flare up and demand that actions be taken to save the planet from degradation and pollution. I don’t expect to suddenly see all the dams removed, solar panels sprout on every house, and urban sprawl to stop dead in its tracks. But maybe, just maybe, the election results will fan an ember—a spark of understanding that could generate momentum toward our goal to sustain Turtle Island in a way our descendants will be able to continue.