Judges question Wyoming’s case for grizzly numbers
State fights efforts to change Yellowstone-ecosystem population goal if counting method also is switched.
Yellowstone grizzlies
A bear of a legacy
Twin brothers Frank and John Craighead launched a 12-year radio-tracking study of Yellowstone area grizzly bears in 1959.
Feds removing protections from Yellowstone grizzlies
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service marked a conservation milestone today by announcing it would remove Endangered Species Act protections for Yellowstone-area grizzly bears.
On cusp of delisting, grizzly hunting a worry
Federal plans to let states manage Yellowstone-area grizzly bears — including by hunting — rekindles debate about whether gunning down grizzlies will undo years of conservation work.
OSHA probes researcher’s death by bear as workplace fatality
Agencies, companies have different policies to protect workers in grizzly backcountry; few have written requirements mandating carrying bear pepper spray.
