The Wild Rockies Networker is AWR's quarterly newsletter. We are beginning to post key articles from each issue, so check back regularly to see what's new.

• Fall 2003, Volume 15, No. 4
  USFWS Legally Committed to Bull Trout Critical Habitat Protection
  Yellowstone Wolves: Their Footprint on the Land
  AWR Fights Rock Creek Roadless Logging
  NREPA Has Record Number of New Supporters in Congress
  South Fork (Clearwater) Swan Song?
  
  
• Fall 2003, Volume 15, No. 3
  Letter from our Executive Director
  Bull Trout and Water Quality Campaign Makes Progress
  Crossing Invisible Boundaries: Wolves Now Face New Dangers
  Parochialism Undercuts Wilderness Ecosystems
  Clean Water Victory: Montana to Clean Up Polluted Waters
  Milderness for Idaho?
  Kootenai NF Must Protect Old Growth Forests and Sensitive Species
  USFS Approves Development of Rock Creek Mine
  
  
• Summer 2003, Volume 15, No. 2
  The Great Grizzly Search Begins This Season With a Greater Focus on Specific Locations
  North Idaho Wildlands Under the Gun
  
  
• Volume 13, No. 2
  News summary: Bitterroot Fires Aftermath, Old Growth on Montana's State Lands, and NREPA Co-sponsor tours the Wild Rockies.
  
  
• Volume 12, No. 3
  Emerald Islands - The Kettle River Range
  The Kettle River Range, on the Colville National Forest in northeast Washington, rises between the Kettle, Sanpoil and Columbia rivers. Will it become Wilderness or Wasteland?
  
  

• Volume 12, No. 2
  The Payette Crest: Last Stand for Idaho's "Unprotected" Wildlands? Does the Clinton Administration's roadless initiative go far enough? A look at the Payette Crest in southwest Idaho shows why it doesn't, and why passage of the Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act remains our ultimate goal.
  
  

• Volume 11, No. 2
  A summary of AWR's new report showing that wilderness habitat is essential to grizzly bear
  and bull trout preservation.
  
  

• Volume 11, No. 1
  •Yellowstone Microorganism Exploitation put on Hold by Federal Judge
  •AWR's executive director looks at the East vs. West myth that stymies progress towards wilderness designation in western states.
  
  
• Volume 10, No. 4
  Scientists and Conservation Leaders Challenge Grizzly Bear Program
  
  
• Volume 10, No. 3
  Selections from AWR Updates