Groups challenge grizzly hunt on news of another dead female
Conservationists say a female bear that died in 2017 wasn’t counted when Wyoming set its hunting season and a key part of a scheduled hunt should be stopped.
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Is the public being cut out of public-land decisions?
U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney and U.S. Sen. John Barrasso are in step with the Trump administration in trying to limit public input and participation in natural resource affairs, critics say.
Saving the Whiskey Mountain bighorns
A multi-institutional collaboration aims to learn why wild sheep near Dubois are struggling, and to identify solutions to their decades-long decline.
Are some animals too smart for their own good?
UW researchers look at adaptable, intelligent wildlife that thrive — and sometimes become pests — in urban environments
Grizzly census makeover proposal sparks conservation worries
After promising to use one population formula into the ‘foreseeable future,’ Yellowstone-area managers may have a different method to choose from next spring.
