Ranchers demand more money for grizzly-killed stock, again
The Game and Fish commission rejects appeals by two stockmen who sought $388,696 more than what agency managers said laws and regulations allow.
Yellowstone grizzlies
Judges question Wyoming’s case for grizzly numbers
State fights efforts to change Yellowstone-ecosystem population goal if counting method also is switched.
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.
