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NEWS
09May
Educating The Public About The Importance Of Large Carnivores
Ecologists have known for years that large carnivores on the landscape are essential for maintaining a natural dynamic equilibrium among species. Large carnivores also play a key role in keeping in check ungulates that otherwise would over browse landscapes that support a healthy diversity of species. For these reasons, we oppose the hunting of large […]
09May
Ensuring That Elk And Their Habitat Are Managed In A Healthy, Balanced Way
Jackson Hole is famous for its large herd of elk. This beloved herd, however, is threatened with devastation as chronic wasting disease marches ever closer. The effects of this and other diseases are amplified by elk herds closely concentrated on feed grounds. To save this national treasure and maintain a healthy ecosystem, we advocate expeditiously […]
09May
Ending Grand Teton National Park Elk Hunt
We believe hunting in a national park is inappropriate for a variety of reasons. Our first concern, of course, is the safety of visitors. Park visitors simply do not expect to have to duck bullets or wear hunter orange garments to be seen by hunters. A national park should be a sanctuary for people and […]
09May
Advocating For And Ensuring Optimal Management Of Grizzly Bears
The US Fish and Wildlife Service is pushing for the removal of grizzly bears from the protections of Endangered Species Act. We believe this rush to delist is politically driven and not based in sound science. The grizzly’s loss of two key food sources, whitebark pine nuts and cutthroat trout, have placed the bear in […]
25Apr
Ungulate Uncertainty : The deepening debate over elk management in the hole
The visible nature of this winter’s impact has brought an important conversation to the forefront in the Jackson Hole community: Are we managing local ungulates in the best way possible?
11Apr
Chronic Fears
In order to manage the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease, wildlife advocates say protect the wolves, stop feeding the elk.
07Apr
Updated Chronic Wasting Disease Map – March 2017
APRIL 7, 2017 Wyoming Wildlife Advocates, in collaboration with the Sierra Club, has updated the map of the presence of Chronic Wasting Disease in Wyoming. The map reflects the most recent data available regarding the spread of the disease. Additionally, download the National Elk Refuge’s Final Decision – “Model Forecasting of the Impacts of Chronic […]
06Mar
Ruling on wolf delisting praised, condemned
by Mark Huffman/Jackson Hole News & Guide | MARCH 6, 2017 A court decision handed down Friday that has wolves headed for management by the state of Wyoming has spurred a flurry of praise and condemnation. The U.S. appeals court ruling is a major step toward removing wolves in Wyoming from the Endangered Species Act […]
02Mar
Disappointing Decision by Grand Teton National Park
With no regard for the comments submitted by the public, Grand Teton National Park has decided to move forward with a plan to renovate the historic 4 Lazy F dude ranch into 15 to 17 seasonal staff housing units. The ranch, located at the convergence of Cottonwood Creek, Ditch Creek and the Snake River, provides […]
01Feb
Newsletter – February 2017
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates’ February 2017 Newsletter is now available! Click here to read the latest updates on grizzly delisting, chronic wasting disease and more.
We envision a Wyoming that leads the nation in exceptional and innovative wildlife management; all stakeholders are valued equally.