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Half of U.S. employees have been bullied at work. Here’s how to stop bad behavior before it costs your company big.

In the highly publicized chicken wars, KFC seems to be winning the financial battle over El Pollo Loco. But is it really fair to compare the smaller chain to Colonel Sanders' empire?

Even smart people make financial moves that are downright illogical. Emotions and superstitions have a sneaky way of keeping you from rational financial decisions. But dumb choices can have serious, real-world consequences. Here are some of the biggest blunders we all make, plus tips from the experts on how to keep cool.

We're pleased to announce the selection of our Snap It! Photo Contest winner, David S. of Colorado.  David received a one-year national parks pass, good for free entry at all national parks and other federal recreational lands.  Congratulations, David!

  • Wyoming Elk

    Wyoming's 120,000-acre Fortification Creek area - and its majestic elk herd -MooseIt's hard to believe but currently, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and U.S. Forest Service have no standards requiring that land management activities sustain fish and wildlife populations.

    The America's Wildlife Heritage Act, H.R. 2807, seeks to change that. Public lands administered by the Forest Service and BLM are supposed to be managed for "multiple uses." The goal of that mandate is to meet the nation's needs for timber, energy, mineral development and livestock grazing, but at the same time ensure that fish and wildlife resources are protected and recreational opportunities are guaranteed.

    pronghornEmbarking on a tour of the Atlantic Rim region in Wyoming, one immediately feels the desolation and serenity of a landscape raised by plateaus and mesas and filled with stream-laden valleys carpeted in multiple blue-gray to blue-green species of sagebrush.  It does not take much to find yourself disoriented in this impressive landscape.  In July of 2009, National Wildlife Federation (NWF) attorneys Joe Feller and Michael Saul, NWF Public Lands Organizer Dwayne Meadows, Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s Field Director Joy Bannon, and I found ourselves traversing a landscape that unfortunately may look, sound, and feel much different several decades from now.

    Wind Power
    On June 15th, 2009 the Western Governors' Association (WGA) and the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a joint report that takes the first steps toward identifying those areas in the West that have both the potential for large scale development of renewable resources and low environmental impacts.

    The Western Governors' Association and U.S. Department of Energy launched the Western Renewable Energy Zones initiative in May 2008. Renewable energy resources are being analyzed within 11 states, two Canadian provinces, and areas in Mexico.

    USFWS

    See some of the hunting and fishing organizations that support this bill

    UPDATE 3/31/2009 -- On March 30th President Obama signed into law th