Tag: Save the West

• The Fine Print Beneath the Grizzly

  

  Yellowstone ends at a line on a map. The grizzlies don’t. A few miles north of the park boundary, where ranchland and wild country share the same hillsides, a story about grizzlies turns into a story about habitat, law, and what protection actually means.

  Kallee

  July 21, 2026

  Field Notes

  Bear Palmer Project, Coexistence, Conservation, Critical Habitat, Endangered Species Act, endangered-species, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, nature, Outdoors, Save the West, Tom Miner Basin, Wildlife

• Save the West: The Sequel Nobody’s Talking About

  

  We fought to save the land. Did we ever stop to ask what was living on it?

  Kallee

  July 13, 2026

  Field Notes

  Conservation, National Parks, Outdoor Advocacy, Public Lands, Save the West, wildlife conservation

• Public Lands Don’t Stay Public on Their Own

  

  Public lands don’t stay public on their own. From Glacier’s grizzlies to Oklahoma’s tallgrass, these places are classrooms, sanctuaries, and bridges between generations.

  Kallee

  September 27, 2025

  Field Notes, Outdoors

  Conservation, Leave No Trace, National Parks, Outdoor Advocacy, Outdoors, Public Lands, Save the West, This Land Is Your Land

• This Land *Was* Your Land

  

  H.R. 2925 threatens to privatize the American West. Here’s why that matters, how it impacts your access to public lands, and what you can do about it—without being an activist.

  Kallee

  June 18, 2025

  Field Notes, Outdoors

  Conservation, H.R. 2925, Land Access, Leave No Trace, National Parks, Outdoor Advocacy, Outdoor Blog, Outdoor Families, Outdoors, Protect What’s Left, Public Land Bill, Public Lands, Save the West, The Wilds Project, This Land Is Your Land, Western Landscapes, Wild Places, Wilderness Not For Sale