The Public Lands Project (formerly Vibrant Public Lands; formerly Public Lands Without Livestock) was established by Mike Hudak in 1999 to inform the American people about the environmental and economic costs of allowing cattle ranching on public lands. In recent years, the project’s attention has expanded beyond the boundaries of public lands to wherever livestock are raised. Our activities include live multi-media presentations, articles, videos, and website displays.

Contributions support research and development of web-based photo essays and videos in addition to defraying ongoing operating expenses of the project.

Recent projects include the web-based installation of Lynn Jacobs’s book Waste of the West, a video critique of using cattle in regenerative agriculture, and current work on restoring and expanding upon information formerly displayed on the RangeNet/RangeBiome/RangeWatch websites.

Online non-tax-deductible financial donations can be made through this PayPal link. Or you can mail a check payable to me, Mike Hudak, director of the Project to the following address

Mike Hudak
38 Oliver Street
Binghamton, NY 13904