LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – A bill introduced in the Arkansas legislature on Tuesday would end a practice used to protect Buffalo River and other watershed protection. Senate Bill 290 was introduced by Sen.

working to invest in outdoor businesses in Northwest Arkansas. The proposed legislation comes as the Department of Agriculture has been considering a rule concerning the Buffalo National River ...

the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette first reported. Why it matters: It leaves only one visitor center open along the 135-mile Buffalo National River, one of the state's primary tourist ...

A second bill that would ban permit moratoriums in watersheds was filed in the Arkansas Senate Tuesday, while a first bill by the same author last month remains in... Ainsley Platt is an award ...

Ramsey began working at the Buffalo National River on a part-time weekend basis ... With a master's degree in education from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Ramsey said she could make ...

The Buffalo River Coalition, which includes the Ozark Society, the Buffalo River Watershed Alliance, the Arkansas Canoe Club and the National Parks Conservation Association, worked since 2012 to ...

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A second bill that would ban permit moratoriums in watersheds was filed in the Arkansas Senate Tuesday, while a first... Ainsley Platt is an award-winning journalist covering environmental issues ...

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