Mule Deer populations in Wyoming declined 30% after a new natural as development.  Are energy expansions also lowering natural wildlife? According to this article at least the loss of 1,520 acres of natural wildlife habitat are an "ok" loss for lowering gas prices.  They have even stated that they will expand into another 12,000 acres which the wildlife costs are unknown but one can only imagine it will be a devastation to the wildlife such as mule deer in this area.
http://joomla.wildlife.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=308&Itemid=180#9

http://www.coffeehabitat.com/2009/08/coffee-farmers-attitudes/

I find it hard to hear that these coffee growers that make very little money have a bigger respect for wildlife even though having little knowledge of it whereas whereas farmers in North America tend to be educated about wild things and their correlation with a healthy sustainable environment and still decide to destroy it at times.