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The kind of infrastructure anybody could love. This is a great article, and if you like it, read Ben Goldfarb’s book “Crossings” too; amazingly good.

“…federal turmoil was likely to “induce some delays” in building crossings, “which is sad for the wolves and other wildlife. Delays are the one thing red wolves can’t afford.” Ben Goldfarb Vox vox.com/down-to-earth/…

So sad to hear this. :-( #WildlifeCrossings protect animals AND people!

This is so so stupid. There is very little overlap between where these #publiclands are and where we need housing. Yes, there are a few spots but very few. Are we going to build thousands of houses in the middle of nowhere? This is another poison pill to privatize public lands

<pushing glasses up bridge of nose> well *actually* the vast majority of escalating beaver feuds can be solved nonlethally with protective tree fencing & pipe systems called flow devices, which allow beavers to remain while averting damage to infrastructure and trapping costs—

Every Washingtonian should watch NWIFC Northwest Treaty Tribes’ FISH WAR documentary. It’s a critical look at our history and shared future, including the co-management & collaboration required to recover salmon. Streaming starting April 15 on major platforms: geni.us/fishwar

Whenever you see this red map, you know the land grabbers are in session. This map includes Reservation land and national parks.

Let's celebrate that one of the world's major newspapers ran a front page above the fold story about soil going on a bridge to help wildlife. Gives me hope! The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing is truly a story of hope for a better future for wildlife and people. Los Angeles Times

Wanna hear how Republicans talked about tariffs before Trump castrated all of them?

unforgivable

Had a blast last weekend at the Plymouth Herring Festival, a glorious celebration of alewives’ annual return to Town Brook following dam removal. Love how these animals & their migrations connect us to the passage of time, the change of seasons, the innate rhythms of our planet.

Very much enjoyed this defense of wildlife, thanks Ben Goldfarb defector.com/an-abundance-o…

I also like Ezra Klein but prefer Ben Goldfarb's idea of abundance. "Let's compel contractors to use bird-safe glass ... pass zoning codes that stymie development in wildlife-migration corridors, & make sure that high-speed rail come with animal bridges"defector.com/an-abundance-o…

Reunited! So great to see you Ben Goldfarb although hard to top hiking with you following P-22’s footsteps in Los Angeles.

One of the best parts about my work is the inspirational people you connect with. A love of wildlife forges many friendships. Two inspiring people I love being around: talented author Ben Goldfarb and Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative’s Daniel

Hey Ryan Zinke & Sen. John Barrasso, you plan to oppose DOGE's attempt to gut big-game research, right?

Lawmakers in New Mexico approved $50 million on April 11 to pay for wildlife crossings to improve roadway safety. Patrick Lane with The Pew Charitable Trusts said this is the most any state has ever appropriated in a single year for wildlife crossings. forbes.com/sites/noelflet…