Earth Matters co-producer and GRIP executive director Allyson Siwik interviews Center for Biological Diversity co-founder and Executive Director Kieran Suckling and NM Wildlife Federation Executive Director Garrett VeneKlasen about January’s armed standoff at the Malheur Wildlife Refuge in Burns, Oregon.
The takeover has raised the profile of right-wing, anti-government fringe groups and their increasingly violent actions related to public lands management issues. On January 23 at a protest at the Refuge, a Grant Co rancher renounced his Gila National Forest grazing permit for his 30,000-acre ranch located just north of Silver City. Should we be concerned about violence and intimidation being used by groups to push their public lands agendas here in Southwest New Mexico? What can we do to prevent violence here in Grant County?
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Opposing Violent Means to Political Ends…
Will Silver City be the next Burns, Oregon?
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Earth Matters / Sagebrush II – Malheur
50-Year Water Planning with Norm Gaume Earth Matters co-host and Gila Resources Information Project executive director Allyson Siwik talks to former Interstate Stream Commission director and Middle Rio Grande Water Assembly President Norm Gaume about New Mexico’s 50-year water planning effort. The State of New Mexico has been engaged in […]
