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Charlie Booher
Charlie Booher holds degrees in Fisheries & Wildlife Conservation (B.S.) and Public Policy (B.A.) from Michigan State University and is currently pursuing an M.S. in Wildlife Biology, a Master of Public Administration, and a Certificate in Natural Resource Conflict Resolution at the University of Montana. Charlie is an associate wildlife biologist. Outside of the office, you can find him hiking in the mountains of Western Montana and re-learning how to hunt and fish in the Northern Rockies.
Recent Posts
Public Lands & Waters
Understanding Land Trusts and Conservation Easements
We’ve all heard that buying land is a good investment because nobody is making any more of it. Today, in the face of rapidly expanding human development (and rising housing prices), that seems truer than ever. But all this begs us to ask, who is buying land for conservation? Land trusts or land...
Charlie BooherJan 6, 2025
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Public Lands & Waters
How Will the Government Shutdown Impact Hunting and Fishing?
Hunters and anglers might not feel the effects of a government shutdown as quickly as those traveling by air, seeking a new passport or federal permit, or trying to enter a national park, but the impacts would still be significant. At midnight Saturday when the fiscal year ends, the federal...
Charlie BooherSep 29, 2023
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Wildlife Management
Wyoming Legislature Considers Large Carnivore Legislation
The presence of mountain lions, bears, and wolves on the landscape—not to mention on someone’s wall or in their freezer—is fraught with conflict. Folks spend decades thinking about, working on, and advocating for policies relating to these critters, most of which only fan the flames. This week, the...
Charlie BooherJan 26, 2023
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Wildlife Management
Colorado Releases Draft of Wolf Reintroduction Plan
Wolves may be the most contentious wild animals in North America. Where they are or aren’t dominates the minds of hunters, conservationists, animal rights activists, politicians, and bureaucrats year-round. Today, when the debate isn’t over whether or not wolves should be listed under the Endangered...
Charlie BooherJan 12, 2023
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