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News
05Nov
Don’t Let Wildlife Protections Slip Away
Jackson Hole Bear Solutions WHY THE PUBLIC LANDS RULE MATTERS FOR BEARS The Bureau of Land Management’s 2024 Public Lands Rule was designed to safeguard the health of our public lands and the wildlife that depends on them. It emphasizes conservation, landscape connectivity, and responsible land use to ensure species like bears, wolves, and other […]
24Sep
Grizzlies in the Crosshairs: A Call to Action
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions LEARN ABOUT THE THREATS FACING GRIZZLIES AND HOW YOU CAN HELP Congress has grizzly bears in its crosshairs and we are stepping up the fight to keep Endangered Species Act protections in place and prevent anti-wildlife lawmakers from “delisting” the Great Bear. Join expert speakers to learn the latest […]
11Sep
Feedgrounds Are Failing Elk
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions ELK FEEDGROUNDS: A LEGACY OF DISEASE AND ECOLOGICAL DISTRUPTION For over a century, winter feeding of elk in Wyoming has aimed to reduce mortality, enhance hunting, and protect agriculture. But science now shows these feedgrounds pose serious risks: they accelerate the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD), brucellosis, and […]
10Sep
Grizzlies at Risk: How Roadless Rule Rollbacks Pose Dangerous Threats
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions ROADLESS ROLLBACK PUTS GRIZZLIES AND WILD FORESTS AT RISK Grizzly bears depend on large, unbroken landscapes to survive. But right now, the very wild places they need are under threat. The proposed rollback of the 2001 Roadless Rule jeopardizes nearly 58 million acres of undeveloped national forests across the […]
09Sep
Torture Should Be Illegal
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions DO YOU THINK THAT USING A VEHICLE TO KILL AN ANIMAL IS ABHORRENT AND SHOULD BE OUTLAWED? So do the vast majority of Wyomingites and Americans! And the Wyoming legislature actually made it legal earlier this year. We won’t stop working on this until it is banned. Since day one (and […]
24Jul
Hogs for Hope Rides Again!
Starting June 12th, 2025, Jonas Black, dog trainer and wildlife advocate, led the second annual Hogs for Hope motorcycle ride, traveling from Austin, Texas to Daniel, Wyoming. This was the promise he made in May, 2024, to come back to Wyoming every year until our legislature changes the laws that allow torture to wildlife. Last […]
21Jul
Information Sought on Grizzly Bear Poaching
US Fish and Wildlife Service officials are offering a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever illegally shot and killed a protected grizzly bear near the Montana/Wyoming border in May of this year. The grizzly was found dead along Deep Lake Trail in Park County on May 30. This trail is […]
16Jul
Support Grizzlies: One Day Only!
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions ONE DAY OF SUPPORT – WYOMINGWIDE When you donate to Wyoming Wildlife Advocates through WyoGives, you are supporting all we do because we take bold, necessary action to protect wildlife -including through litigation when other avenues fail. Right now, we are challenging the U.S. Forest Service in court for […]
15Jul
Wolf and Mountain Lion Comments Ignored Again
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions HUNTING SEASON PROPOSALS WILL GO THROUGH AS IS – UNLESS CHANGES ARE MADE BY COMMISSIONERS TOMORROW Despite receiving overwhelming public opposition to the proposed increases in wolf hunting quotas, including in Hunt Areas 8, 9, 10, and 11, where a newly formed wolf pack has become a favorite among […]
10Jun
Comments are now open for mountain lion and wolf hunting in Wyoming
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates & Jackson Hole Bear Solutions COMMENTS ARE OPEN FOR WOLF HUNTING SEASON SETTING IN WYOMING The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is proposing to increase wolf hunting quotas as part of its management strategy, yet this move runs counter to sound ecological science and the state’s urgent need to address the spread of chronic […]