Delist. You should not do this, judge, because the wolf has recovered.

There are two standards of justice that are going on.

We get frustrated when we get put back into a situation where we have to manage a resource that has really been recovered and should be managed by our state and tribal partners.

Gray wolves are fully recovered, and should remain delisted in the Lower 48.

This is nothing but a cynical ploy that is going on by the Biden Administration.

It is time that my colleagues on the left in the Biden Administration stop trying to unconstitutionally make law-abiding citizens into criminals.

to not allow the use of fire retardant in fire suppression would be unconscionable.

I urge Congress to work across the aisle and craft viable legislation to empower state, local and tribal partners to work with federal agencies to better manage our public lands and natural resources.

Under the guise of conservation, 30 x 30 has supported nothing but preservationist land designations and a $1 billion slush fund.

First of all, it is a great privilege to be able to chair the Subcommittee on Federal Lands.

This is an important subject, and I hope the discussion that ensues will help establish some guiding principles of Federal land management and conservation for this Subcommittee to follow.