New World Screwworm USDA: New World Screwworm Not Yet in the U.S., But Threat Draws Closer This report delivers a clear message: while the New World screwworm has not yet crossed into the United States, federal and state officials believe the threat is real and growing as new cases are detected ever closer to the Texas border.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 6/2/2026 Wild horses as wildfire fighters. Beavers, bats & the power of keystone species.Rethinking water in the American West. And more
water control Beyond Scarcity: Can We Restore Vitality in a Drying West The American West must move beyond a mindset of water scarcity and begin thinking in terms of restoring ecological vitality.
Biodiversity Reintroduction of Beavers to Wetlands Leading to More Bats The reintroduction of beavers to wetlands in England and Wales is leading to an increase in bat activity, a new study suggests.
Wild Horse Fire Brigade C.S. Lewis's 1944 Lecture "The Inner Ring." The Wild Horse Fire Brigade offers a natural solution: horses graze the grass and brush on vacant wild-lands, and manage fuels that cattle avoid and that fuel extreme fires, creating safer landscapes without costly mechanical treatments or prescribed burns that often release even more toxins.
Bio-Diversity Goats Clearing Meadows and Forest at Pitchstone Waters #2 We use goats instead of herbicides to control weeds and stimulate grasses in sagebrush meadows.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 5/26/2026 Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission proposes rule that would require harvest reporting. Using goats instead of herbicides to control weeds. And more...
Bio-Diversity Goats Clearing Meadows and Forest at Pitchstone Waters #1 We use goats instead of herbicides to control weeds and stimulate grasses in forests and meadows
Wildlife & Hunting Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission Proposes Rule That Would Require Harvest Reporting - Impacting Mountain Lion Populations The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission will vote in May on a proposed rule that could significantly improve how we understand and manage mountain lion populations in Texas.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 5/19/2026 Bigger cows are not inherently better. Restoring land for cattle, wildlife, and long-term resilience. A protest ballad defending wild horses. And more..
Wild Horse Fire Brigade Wild Horse Grift The song "Wild Horse Grift" is a powerful, truth-telling country-western style track that exposes the exploitation of America's wild horses by certain large "advocacy" nonprofits.
Cattle Research Shared On Cow Size Relative To Carcass Weight Increasing cow size has essentially no benefits to the cow-calf producer
buying and selling ranches My Wild Land: The Place - Trailer The My Wild Land series, presented by Muley Fanatic Foundation was launched in response to the rapid residential growth of western states in recent years and subsequent loss of wildlife habitat.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 5/12/2026 China released thousands of horses into a desert with an amazing result. The question every hunter should be prepared to answer. And more...
Wild Horses China Released Thousands of Horses Into A Desert With ZERO GRASS — 5 Years Later The Map Changed When you give nature / biodiversity a chance,. It's a win win result.
Elk Why I Hunt: A New Mexico Elk Hunt Special thanks to RMEF Films partner Bass Pro Shops and the Express UU Bar Ranch in New Mexico. Thanks to their commitment to conservation, RMEF is able to tell this story
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 5/5/2026 North American wild horses survived the Ice Age. Baby bison takes on wolf and wins. And more...
Wild Horse Fire Brigade The Compelling Case: North American Wild Horses Survived The Ice Age In Splinter Populations And Are More “American” Than Bison, Elk, Or Deer While most large mammals disappeared at the end of the Pleistocene (~11,000 years ago), multiple lines of evidence now prove that splinter populations of caballine horses survived the Ice Age and persisted into the Holocene in North America.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/28/2026 Idaho cattle ranchers seek ways to restore western land. Baby black bear learns the ropes. And more
Regenerative Ranching Idaho Cattle Ranchers Seek Ways to Restore Western Land. But the Answer Isn’t Simple Despite the benefits of rotational grazing, it’s still a limited practice, with less than half of cattle operations using it, according to a study published by the USDA
Baby Bears Baby Black Bear Learns the Ropes A baby black bear must "learn the ropes" from mom in order to survive.
Newsletter Restoring Biodiversity - 4/21/2026 The world’s biggest animal migration. Screwworm is coming for the US. Animals using fallen logs as bridges. And more...
Animal Migration This Is The World’s Biggest Animal Migration — And Few Outsiders Have Seen It Six million antelope storm through a pocket of Africa that’s nearly impossible to get to, but the Journal caught them on camera
New World Screwworm The “Man Eater” Screwworm Is Coming For The U.S. After a decades-long campaign to beat the parasites down to Panama, they’re speeding back up north.
