Fighting to Prevent Trophy Hunting of Grizzly Bears
Grizzlies are a keystone species & are worth more alive than dead. We’re fighting to keep them wild and alive, not mounted on a wall.
Advocating for Science-Based Management of Elk
With Chronic Wasting Disease looming, elk are too vulnerable on feedgrounds. Science, not politics, should guide management.
Protecting wolves from being hunted for sport
Recent regulation changes have made the majority of the state’s wolves fair game to kill – for no reason. We think that’s wrong.
Grizzlies confirmed and presumed dead in 2020
Percent of Grizzlies Dead Due to Conflicts with Humans and Livestock
percent more elk than target population
Wolves Killed in Wyoming in 2020
LATEST NEWS
25
Nov
WWA and Coalition Urges Further Action for Co …
Conservationists: Yellowstone Grizzly Bear and Land Managers Should Adopt Stronger Measures to Prevent Conflicts, Protect People and Bears BOZEMAN, Mont.—
20
Nov
Gift Items Celebrate 399 and the Quad Cubs!
We’ve teamed up with Idelia Labra of Blu Bird and I to develop some incredible jewelry and keychains that will
20
Nov
Wolves are Allies Not Enemies
As Wyoming continues to allow the killing of nearly 50% of its wolf population each year, new research from Yellowstone
29
Oct
Wolves No Longer Protected by ESA in Lower 48
Today the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced the removal of gray wolves from the Endangered Species List. This applies
28
Oct
Grizzly 399 Travels Highlight the Need for Re …
Famous grizzly bear 399, with her four cubs in tow, has recently been seen farther south in Teton County than
26
Oct
Are You Doing Your Part?
Before our summer AmeriCorps member Grace Gorant’s time with us expired, I asked her to reflect on what she had
23
Oct
Your Chance to Virtually Attend a Meeting to …
VIRTUAL MEETING WILL GIVE PUBLIC A CHANCE TO WEIGH IN ON REDUCING CONFLICTS The Yellowstone Ecosystem Subcommittee (YES) of the
25
Aug
WWA Urges Grizzly Protection as Grand Teton C …
We remain seriously concerned about the safety of grizzlies that inhabit Grand Teton National Park as hunters (referred to as