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Kylie Mohr

Missoula

Correspondent at High Country News

Environmental Journalist at Freelance

Contributing National Parks Editor, Big Sky Country at SFGate

Writer covering wildfire, wildlife, wild places. Correspondent @highcountrynews, natl parks editor @SFGATE Words @NatGeo @TheAtlantic @guardian +++

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  • 1 week ago | sfgate.com | Kylie Mohr

    Senate Republicans recently proposed the sale of up to 3.29 million acres of public land across 11 Western states. While Grand Teton National Park and other national parks themselves aren’t on the chopping block, large swaths of national forest and Bureau of Land Management lands could potentially be sold and developed.

  • 1 week ago | sacbee.com | Kylie Mohr

    The Donald Trump administration is proposing a "surcharge for foreign visitors" to national parks while also suggesting $1.2 billion in cuts to the National Park Service's funding next year. Details on the proposed fee increase for international tourists are scant.

  • 1 week ago | sfgate.com | Kylie Mohr

    Details on the proposed fee increase for international tourists are scant. But the idea is outlined in the Interior Budget in Brief for fiscal year 2026, roughly halfway through a 130-page document in a section about the National Park Service’s recreation fee program, which is authorized by the Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act.

  • 2 weeks ago | rsn.org | Kylie Mohr

    The majority of public land is too fire prone and far away from communities to even make sense for housing, research shows. Over 3 million acres of public land could be sold in the next five years, after Senate Republicans on the Energy and Natural Resources Committee reintroduced land sales into the party’s major spending bill.

  • 2 weeks ago | pressdemocrat.com | Kylie Mohr

    Anthony and Emily Aiuppa had been living in Yellowstone National Park employee housing for 3.5 years, with two young children and a baby on the way, when they learned their home was contaminated with lead. Medical testing soon revealed that the toxin had poisoned their children, according to a lawsuit the family recently filed against the Department of the Interior in U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming.

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Kylie Mohr @thatsMohrlikeit
20 Jun 25

RT @AnabelRsosa: The effects of the public lands sale provision in the GOP's Big Beautiful Bill could have irreversible impacts on Grand Te…

Kylie Mohr
Kylie Mohr @thatsMohrlikeit
18 Jun 25

I asked if @TimSheehyMT supports the proposal to sell millions of acres of public lands. According to a statement from his comms director, he "believes public lands belong in public hands and opposes the sale of public lands. He is pleased to see Montana exempted.”

Kylie Mohr
Kylie Mohr @thatsMohrlikeit
13 Jun 25

Big news on the wildfire front, right in the middle of *checks calendar* fire season https://t.co/Kmjplhsnm8