Marin Independent Journal on MSN8d
‘Environmental terrorism’: Point Reyes settlement roils agricultural communityBitterness remains acute in western Marin following a confidential deal to close a dozen ranches or dairies in the Point ...
Point Reyes is often at a bitter divide between environmentalism and human heritage. Now, in 2026, nearly all the ranches on ...
The dust is far from settled following the announcement that six dairies and six beef ranches operating in Point Reyes National Seashore will ... Huffman in Point Reyes Station on Jan. 11 seem ...
Dave Burruss of Clear Lake Outdoors reports that black bass fishing at the lake is good for anglers when using their ...
Jackie Grossi lives with her family in a rambling ranch house at the end of a narrow road in Marin County. The view out the window of the house is of rolling hills, bright green in winter. Over one ...
Indigenous rights activist Theresa Harlan accepts a talking feather from Inverness resident Carlos Porrata during a demonstration of unity in Point Reyes Station on Monday ... closures in the Point ...
Congress has never made dairies or ranching a purpose of the national seashore, nor has it ever suggested their occupation ...
A historic agreement has just been struck to settle a decades-long land-use conflict over the future of cattle and wildlife on Point Reyes National ...
Over the next 15 months, six dairies and six cattle ranches will cease operations and surrender their leases in what is now Point Reyes National Seashore.
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