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Former wild-roaming horses, burros coming up for adoption
Nearly three dozen horses and burros that have been roaming wild on the range will be offered for adoption this month in Sonoita.
Proposition 120 would give AZ 'control' of US lands
PHOENIX - Arizona really can force the federal government to surrender title to close 73 million acres of land in the state, the chief proponent of the ballot proposition insists.
Target shooting OK’d on BLM land in southern Ariz.
Recreational target shooting on 1.4 million acres in south-central Arizona is allowed under a final plan by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management.
Decision favors 5,900 home Sierra Vista project
State water officials ruled late Monday that they lack authority to stop a big Sierra Vista housing development in the name of protecting the neighboring San Pedro River from the project's groundwater pumping.
Groups protest plan for Tucson's Sonoran Desert monument
Conservation groups are questioning a proposal to allow recreational target shooting throughout Tucson’s Sonoran Desert National Monument.
Bowie man in BLM shooting asks to be own lawyer
A Cochise County judge is considering whether a man who allegedly shot at two Bureau of Land Management agents in 2010 should be allowed to represent himself at trial.
New fire restrictions for Coronado National Forest
Officials have expanded fire restrictions throughout Coronado National Forest due to an increased fire danger in the area.
530-mi. power-line plan stirring up rural passions
The proposed SunZia Southwest Transmission Project would use lattice steel towers similar in height to these near Spearville, Kan., at nearly 130 feet tall and 90 feet wide, to support the 500Kv lines across Southern Arizona and New Mexico. They would be spaced approximately 1,400 feet apart.
530-mi. power-line plan stirring up rural passions
A proposed power-line system to deliver renewable energy across the Southwest could disturb habitat for sensitive species, harm more than 300 cultural sites, damage scenic views and increase fire risk while it's being built, a new federal environmental report says.
Water issue boils anew in Sierra Vista
In the name of keeping the San Pedro River alive, the federal government is trying to stop Arizona from certifying that a planned Sierra Vista development has enough water for 100 years.
BLM children's book: Tortoise journeys across Arizona
The Bureau of Land Management has produced a children's book about a tortoise that takes a 100-year journey across Arizona.
Vandals of archaeological site near Tucson fined
Five young adults convicted of defacing a prehistoric American Indian site outside of Tucson have been fined more than $43,000 and sentenced to five years of probation, the Bureau of Land Management says that.
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