Grazing, BLM inaction threaten greater sage grouse, report contends

Some 41% of BLM allotments analyzed by the agency in Wyoming don’t meet standards because of commercial livestock grazing, Public Employees for Environmental Ethics and Western Watersheds Project say.

Posted 8/6/24

As Wyoming, the federal government and green groups clash over livestock grazing’s effect on greater sage grouse, conservationists say grazing has unacceptably degraded more than a third of …

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Grazing, BLM inaction threaten greater sage grouse, report contends

Some 41% of BLM allotments analyzed by the agency in Wyoming don’t meet standards because of commercial livestock grazing, Public Employees for Environmental Ethics and Western Watersheds Project say.

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Grazing, BLM inaction threaten greater sage grouse, report contends

Some 41% of BLM allotments analyzed by the agency in Wyoming don’t meet standards because of commercial livestock grazing, Public Employees for Environmental Ethics and Western Watersheds Project say.

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