Ancient Medicine Wheel may have served as star chart
Early inhabitants may have used a sacred site to study and predict astronomical events, according to a Bozeman-based researcher.
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Goats now outnumber native bighorns in Tetons, become targets
Introduced by Idaho in 1969, mountain goats join habitat fragmentation and genetic isolation in threatening an iconic native sheep herd’s future.
Snowmobilers now top Wyo avalanche fatality list
Analysis
by 5 Comments Slide safety education hasn’t kept pace with the advances in machinery that have given riders ready access to treacherous terrain.
Judge reinstates Yellowstone grizzly protections
A federal judge returned the Yellowstone grizzly bear to the endangered species list ending state management of the species and cancelling a planned Wyoming hunting season.
Going for a hike? It may soon cost you
Lawmakers eye a bill that would create $10 non-motorized trail use fee to fund maintenance, creation of unpaved motor-free routes, even on federal land.
