Wolf ruling gives Wyoming authority to hunt again
Hunting, predatory animal-zone killing could resume following ruling from D.C. judges.
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Yellowstone superintendent fears fewer visitors will see grizzlies
National Park superintendent worries the proposed removal of federal protection for grizzly bears could diminish wildlife watching in the world’s first national park.
Tribes say they’re shut out of grizzly bear delisting
Fish and Wildlife Service rejects claims it is not involving Native Americans in Yellowstone grizzly decision.
Park Service wants grizzly hunting ban between Yellowstone, Grand Teton
In delisting comments, agency says 24,000-acre Rockefeller parkway should be off limits to grizzly hunting.
States, Feds agree to at least 600 Yellowstone-area grizzlies
The country’s top wildlife official wrote state game chiefs in September agreeing the Yellowstone-area grizzly bear population could decline to 600 — 114 fewer than today’s count of 714 — once federal protections are lifted.
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