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GET INVOLVED: 5/22/08 A record number of buffalo in Yellowstone have been killed; some Bozeman residents have formed the Buffalo Allies of Bozeman. If you want to help organize, we will meet every Wednesday at 7 PM, in Montana State University's Student Union Building 2nd floor cafeteria (NW corner) at 7 PM - see www.buffaloallies.org for full details. Or, join our announcement listserve (send blank email).News from the Newspapers:
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6/27/08 Road work continues in and around Yellowstone (by Bozeman Daily Chronicle)
6/27/08 'Meet the Press' show will meet the Tetons (by Angus M. Thuermer Jackson Hole News and Guide)--just a coincidence that I'll be in the Tetons tomorrow; we used to protest officials outside some of the Sunday morning talk shows in DC
6/27/08 Senator blasts agencies on Rainbow gathering (by Chris Merrill Casper Star-Tribune)--easy political points; go after the Forest Service and the hippies while defending the Boy Scouts
6/26/08 Yellowstone requires blood test for horses (AP story in KULR--MT)
6/26/08 Ruling may nullify gun arguments (by Kellyn Brown Flathead Beacon--MT)
News from Activists, Blogs, and Government:
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6/26/08 Update from the field (by Buffalo Field Campaign)
6/26/08 Blood test required before bringing stock into Yellowstone (press release by National Park Service)Opinion Pieces:
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6/27/08 Yellowstone vacation--day 12 (June 9) (by Janet White)
6/27/08 Yellowstone (by Justin Ball)--an attempt to be amusing slips into an ignorant rant about the true tragedy of what happens with foreign workers in parks; it's not cheap labor--it has a lot more to do with tax write offs and worker agreements of foreigners--often college students--who don't know they are paying too much to work here; oh and some would object to the characterization of rangers as well
6/26/08 Tearing through Yellowstone (by Jonathan Fretheim)--I met several people biking across the U.S. when I biked and hiked in Yellowstone; I rarely met or have seen on a blog people who were biking just to bike through Yellowstone, which I never understood. Several bikers I met seemed to feel as though they had made a mistake spending so much time in places they didn't want to see to race through a place they did.
6/26/08 Day 12--Yellowstone (by Martha)