Eucalyptus has its defenders, but today, 150 years after these "wonder trees" were first brought to coastal California, their dark side is coming to light.

How the government gives away your trout water.

In cold headwaters all across America, populations of unique and beautiful fish are winking out. Fish managers are fighting to save them, but anglers resist and the environmental community remains disinterested.

The state’s predator-control program is ill conceived, ineffective, and inhumane. What’s more, it has turned an enlightened resource agency and its talented staff of wildlife professionals into a national laughingstock.

Enviros alienate anglers over Marine Protected Areas

The U.S. whitetail population is out of control. Not only are deer starving by the thousands, they're laying waste to entire ecosystems. There is only one solution.

The truth is, we're killing them as soon as they hit legal size

It's about rebirth, not destruction.

Armed with media reports that state and federal scientists tried to lock up public land by "falsifying" lynx data, conservative politicians are lashing out at the Endangered Species Act. They angrily proclaim that there has been "unethical behavior" and "malicious activities." They're right.

The hardest part of restoring endangered fish is getting the permit.

Why anglers, hunters and environmentalists need to join forces.

If the Bush Administration gets its way, roads will be slashed through the Tongass, the largest intact temperate rain forest on earth.