
Additional Resources
The Evergreen Foundation
Published Evergreen Magazine
and Technology Perspectives related to forestry issues,
supporting
wise use of forest resources.
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Biosphere Reserves in Action: Case Studies of the American
Experience:
Published by the United States Man and the Biosphere Program
(U.S. MAB, June 1995.
Includes studies of 12 major UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in the
U.S.
The Biosphere Reserves in Montana:
5. Crown
of the Continent Biosphere Reserves
map
link
to main page
See our
Biosphere Reserves
Index Page
for links to all 12 studies

Websites
Montana State Legislature
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State News
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The
New Wars for the West - Keynote Address by William
Perry Pendley, Esq., President and Chief Legal Officer, Mountain
States Legal Foundation, Lakewood, Colorado; Eleventh Annual
National Conference on Private Property Rights (PRFA, Albany,
N.Y., October 13, 2007)
Perry Pendley successfully defended John Shuller against the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service when, in self-defense, he shot
a grizzly bear. He won the case for Larry Squires, who wanted
to allow disposal of oil field brine in dry sink holes on his
property. Mountain States Legal Foundation is fighting for inholder
access to their property blocked by the U.S. Forest Service.
Pendley has argued successfully three times before the U.S. Supreme
Court on the right of contract regardless of race or ethnicity,
against what is called affirmative action.
More on this
topic: Endangered
Species & Wildlife National
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- Conservation
Easements in Perpetuity are for a Long, Long Time -
By Clarice Ryan, Big Fork, Montana - Op Ed, February 21, 2008
The perpetuity of conservation easements locks in the vision
that a property owner has for his land to narrow decisions that
were made in the past. Conservation easements disguised as saving
the environment are placing private land under government control.
The let it burn policies and the tax
burdens to the diminishing property owners are having a profound
impact on rural communities faced with Open Space protection.
Buyers become scarce for conservation easement land, and tax
liens and litigation to try to terminate the covenant lie ahead.
More on this
topic: Conservation
Easements
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