Beetle killed trees impede elk and elk hunters
Data from unique research in the Sierra Madres in Wyoming could help forest managers across the West understand how to deal with the aftermath of pine beetle kill.
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Pine beetle kill slows in Wyoming forests
“The forest isn’t destroyed. It’s still a forest. It’s just a different forest than we’ve ever seen,” said Bill Crapser.
Will the grizzly bear flourish or falter after decades under ESA?
It's been recommended that grizzly bears be removed from the endangered species list. Find out why some people think it's time and others say its premature.
Study evaluates turning dead trees to gasoline
University of Wyoming researchers are a part of a team exploring the social, economic and ecological impacts of using beetle-killed trees to create biofuel.
'Perfect Storm' fuels Wyoming pine beetles
Today, Wyoming's mountain pine beetle infestation is the daily story on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's 50 States, Stories, Days blog.