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David Mattson
- Apr 26, 2019
Grizzly Sardine Can Blues Reprise
by David Mattson We can’t support any more bears. We’ve got bears coming out of our ears. We’ve reached carrying capacity. Such is the purported state of grizzly bears in Yellowstone. Sound familiar? It should. For those of you who have been paying attention to the rhetoric relentlessly voiced by agency spokespeople for the last 6 years, you will have heard the refrain about too many bears in too little space over and over again. In fact, this claim undergirds much of the arg
Louisa Willcox
- Apr 16, 2019
Of Leopold, The Land Ethic and Managing Our Wildlife
Photo courtesy of Aldo Leopold Foundation. Leopold family at the Shack, (back row) Aldo, Estella, Sr., Luna, Starker; (front row) Nina, Estella, Gus the dog (photo taken by Carl) by Louisa Willcox This week, Grizzly Times presents Episode 2 of a 4-part podcast featuring Estella Leopold, daughter of conservation icon, scientist, and philosopher Aldo Leopold—the father of modern wildlife management and the American Wilderness System. In exquisite prose, Aldo wrote extensively a
