Greater sage grouse counts tick up West-wide
Although experts caution that one year’s figures do not represent a trend, Wyoming sees a “leveling out” after three years of declining numbers.
Endangered Species Act
Judge: No evidence of ‘certain and great harm’ to grizzlies
D.C. court won't stop grizzly removals on the Upper Green River while grazing lawsuit wends its way through court.
Ranchers: Grizzly suit imperils rights, wildlife migrations
In the suit, conservationists say the U.S. Forest Service violated the Endangered Species Act by issuing a 10-year grazing permit that threatens grizzly bears and a tiny endangered fish — the Kendall Warm Springs dace.
Grizzly conflicts, deaths down in 2019
State and federal reports show sharp declines in bear captures and confirmed mortalities in the Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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.
