Falcons, a via ferrata and the clash of recreation v. conservation
In Sinks Canyon State Park, the conflict over a proposed project underscores challenges of balancing outdoor use with wildlife managment.
Endangered Species Act
Problem grizzly or problem people? A Togwotee Pass standoff
Hazing of grizzly 863 is working, wildlife managers say, but skeptics believe the effort is targeting the wrong species.
Judge sides with Game and Fish, limits grizzly-killed stock award
Decision will trim the award by an arbitration panel to Thermopolis area rancher Josh Longwell by $205,483.
West Wyo a grouse stronghold in grim report of decline
Despite ‘slight growth’ in part of Wyoming, an exhaustive research paper carries warnings as it proposes standard methods to monitor greater sage grouse populations.
Dire outlook for bees raises possibility of listing
Researchers hunt for clues as western bumble bee populations plummet and face possible federal protection.
