Mission Rewild
Wildlife photographer Matthew Polvorosa Kline founded this organization which is dedicated to conserving the tule elk of Point Reyes National Seashore and other wildlife. In the midst of the Anthropocene our journey begins… Mission Rewild was founded to serve our natural world by providing an inspiring voice and a lasting vision rooted deeply in a more ecologically minded ethic. Through storytelling, visual arts, education and advocacy our conservation efforts prioritize the unique and spectacular wildlife, biodiversity and natural heritage we still have left while working tirelessly to rewild our interconnected Earth.
National Park Service Betraying its Mission at Pt Reyes Seashore
National Park Service Betraying its Mission at Pt Reyes Seashore
National Park Service Betraying its Mission at Pt Reyes Seashore
Mickey Huff of Project Censored Radio
is joined by Peter Byrne,
award-winning investigative journalist and
Will Carruthers, award-winning reporter
to discuss:
How the NPS is favoring legacy cattle ranches and dairies
over preservation of the land and the survival of the native Tule Elk.
The Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks Signs on!
National Park Service Betraying its Mission at Pt Reyes Seashore
National Park Service Betraying its Mission at Pt Reyes Seashore
Over 50 organizations, including the Coalition to Protect America's National Parks – have joined together to urge the Department of the Interior to stop the National Park Service’s imminent
General Management Plan Amendment (GMPA) for Point Reyes National Seashore,
a plan that favors special interests over the public use, protection and restoration of this National Park.
Pt. Reyes National Feedlot Backed by Surprising Allies, Usual Suspects
Pt. Reyes National Feedlot Backed by Surprising Allies, Usual Suspects
Pt. Reyes National Feedlot Backed by Surprising Allies, Usual Suspects
Right now, the National Park Service is rewriting its General Management Plan for Point Reyes National Seashore, and the agency must decide whether to sunset the expired livestock grazing leases across tens of thousands of publicly-owned acres, or to continue authorizing unsustainable overgrazing, tillage agriculture and even the killing of native tule elk by extending leases that were never intended to continue on indefinitely.
Scores of tule elk died at Pt. Reyes in 2020 - Are their days numbered?
Pt. Reyes National Feedlot Backed by Surprising Allies, Usual Suspects
Pt. Reyes National Feedlot Backed by Surprising Allies, Usual Suspects
Tule elk are treasured creatures in California, and for years, animal rights groups have butted heads with the Point Reyes National Seashore over its practice of keeping elk fenced away from nearby cattle ranches.
Amid a dry 2020, the groups tried to bring water to the creatures but were rebuffed by the National Park Service.
LA Times 4/14/21
NPS at PRNS Launches a Propaganda War Targeting Independent Journalism
NPS at PRNS Launches a Propaganda War Targeting Independent Journalism
NPS at PRNS Launches a Propaganda War Targeting Independent Journalism
Erik Molvar, Counter Punch 2/21
"Apocalypse Cow" article by P.Byrne heats up the debate. "The National Park Service unit is launching a propaganda war in a desperate effort to control the media narrative, and to cover up decades of laissez-faire mismanagement of livestock operations leasing Park Service lands on the National Seashore..."
Save Our National Seashore
NPS at PRNS Launches a Propaganda War Targeting Independent Journalism
NPS at PRNS Launches a Propaganda War Targeting Independent Journalism
Point Reyes National Seashore is under siege by the National Park Service; the organization sworn to protect this fragile and unique ecosystem for the benefit of the public access and recreation, biodiversity and wildlife.
Tule Elk have become the symbol of a battle between private enterprise and public interest.
PRNS: The People Have Spoken
A Question of Adequate Water Supply
A Question of Adequate Water Supply
“An analysis of the public comments submitted to the National Park Service regarding the future management of Pt. Reyes National Seashore shows an overwhelming preference for wilderness and wildlife over commercial ranching and dairies."
- Ken Bouley, concerned local citizen.”
A Question of Adequate Water Supply
A Question of Adequate Water Supply
A Question of Adequate Water Supply
Part 2
of a series exploring the old,
but still standing, Tule elk fence while discovering more corpses and and wildlife hazards.