Interviews
Owyhee segment
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Katie Fite, Committee for Idaho's High Desert
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Terry Gibson, Shoshone-Paiute Tribe
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Mike Hanley, Owyhee Rancher
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Ted Howard, Cultural Resources Director, Shoshone-Paiute Tribe
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Kate Kitchell, District Manager, Bureau of Land Management
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Trish Klahr, Director of Science and Stewardship, Nature Conservancy
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Herb Meyr, Foundation for North American Wild Sheep
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Sandra Mitchell, People for the Owyhees
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Darren Pfeifer, Owyhee area buckaroo
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Chris Salove, Owyhee County Commissioner
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Roger Singer, Sierra Club
Jarbidge segment
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John Carpenter, Shovel Brigade member
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Gary Back, Ecologist/Consultant
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Grant Gerber, Attorney for the Shovel Brigade
- Jarbidge residents and visitors
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Erik Herzik, Director, Great Basin Policy Research Institute and Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Nevada, Reno
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Bill Van Bruggen, District Manager, US Forest Service
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Bob Vaught, Forest Supervisor, Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest, US Forest Service
Yellowstone segment
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Jon Catton, Communications Director, Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Bozeman
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Patricia Dowd, Centennial resident and cross-country skier
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Steve Duerr, Executive Director, Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
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John Keck, Director, Wyoming Department of Parks and Cultural Resources
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Craig Koll, Snowmobile outfitter in Jackson
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Pamela Lichtman, Program Director, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance
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Teri Manning, President Wyoming State Snowmobiling Association, Jackson
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Susan Marsh, Recreation planner, Bridger-Teton National Forest, Jackson
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John Sacklin, Chief Planner, Yellowstone National Park
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Rick Spencer, business owner in Centennial
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