The National Park Service agreed in court Friday to stop taking down the fence in Point Reyes National Seashore that separates several hundred tule elk from adjacent dairy farms and ranches, bowing ...

After years of debate, nearly two miles of fencing that prevented Point Reyes National Seashore tule elk from accessing water and competing for food with nearby cattle will be removed, the National ...

To read more coverage on Point Reyes National Seashore, including about the ongoing talks over the future of the cattle ranches and dairy farms, go here. A 46-year-old fence that long straddled the ...

The National Park Service is accepting public comments through late September on its proposal to remove a controversial fence at the Tomales Point Elk Preserve in the Point Reyes National Seashore.

The National Park Service has agreed to delay further work to dismantle a tule elk enclosure fence in the Point Reyes National Seashore following a lawsuit by the California Cattlemen’s Association.

It’s the latest twist in the ongoing saga of a 2-mile fence that environmentalists are calling the “ungulate Berlin Wall” and ranchers see as the next step in an ongoing push to oust them from the ...