Uncategorized
-
http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2010/feb/20/ten-rules-for-writing-fiction-part-one
-
Called one of the best. Baker Hughes
-
One of Many
http://www.nottonight.com Details of the guarantee? EPA approval? Bizzare. Washes off, every ten days,… Elk?
-
Elk Population by State
http://www.rmef.org/NewsandMedia/NewsReleases/2009/ElkPopulations.htm http://www.fieldandstream.com/articles/hunting/big-game/elk/2009/01/state-sate-elk-hunting-report Deer? Texas by far the largest with over 4 million, approximately twice that of any other state. Colorado: approximately 700,000 (source). Texas is home to the most white-tailed deer of any other U.S. state or Canadian province with an estimated population of over four million. Notably high populations of white-tailed deer occur in…
-
Part 2, The Government
This is the most tedeous part because it is so difficult, intractable even. Here are the laws and here are the regulations promulgated by the enemy (in Colorado). That’s right, the enemy, because they care only about hunters. It is supposed to be the depatment OF NATURAL RESOURCES. There are many other resources besides the…
-
Dian Fossey
Is it too strong a metaphor or too strong a lesson? If you try and work with people who may seem like they want to save the animals, will you end up being killed by them? Here are two great links in support of saving aspen: http://aspensite.org/ http://westinstenv.org/ffsci/2009/07/27/aspen-a-vanishing-resource/ They are sponsored by: http://www.rmef.org/ http://www.muledeer.org/ In…
-
He Could Have Been President or Vice President?
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/jacketcopy/2010/02/john-edwards-exposed-in-the-politician-by-andrew-young.html http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2010/01/26/book-report-the-politician-by-andrew-young/tab/article/
-
Part 4, Aspen
http://westinstenv.org/ffsci/2009/07/27/aspen-a-vanishing-resource/ So why has aspen been in decline since European settlement and why have most aspen stands not successfully regenerated in 80 or more years? At first it was thought that auxins and apical dominance were the problem. Auxins are chemicals produced in aspen’s uppermost branches that are then translocated to the roots where the…
-
http://articles.latimes.com/2009/oct/18/nation/na-aspen-death18 http://www.aspensite.org/index.html
-
10 Parts
Let’s start at the beginning. Part 1 The Kansas article describes how it is happening on a community level. There is a park–open space, many acres–adjacent or nearby a city or suburb. The situation with deer begins there and spreads; unlike the way it is often characterized, it isn’t because people took over the deer…