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NEWS
03Mar
USFWS Proposes Delisting Yellowstone Ecosystem Grizzlies From Endangered Species Act Protections
by Wyoming Wildlife Advocates | MARCH 3, 2016 The US Fish and Wildlife Service today proposed to remove Yellowstone grizzly bears from the protections of the Endangered Species Act. Wyoming Wildlife Advocates believes removing these protections is premature. Due to the increasing effects of climate change and loss of critical food sources, as well as […]
22Dec
Battle lines will be drawn in fight over delisting grizzly bears
“What we have in our backyards here is a really rare resource. Not just in the lower 48, but on the entire planet.”
05Dec
The Iconic Grizzly Bear Returns
Huffington Post Blog from Dr. Jordan Schaul about Grizzly 399 and the fate of the North American grizzly.
01Dec
Chronic Wasting Disease plan could trim elk feedgrounds
by Angus M. Thuermer/WyoFile | DECEMBER 1, 2015 Wyoming will study closing elk feedgrounds to slow the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease as long as the move maintains population objectives, a draft plan for the disease says. The draft focuses attention on Wyoming’s 22 feedgrounds, where elk are artificially concentrated in winter making it easier […]
20Nov
Ursine Exodus
Yellowstone’s grizzly bears are spreading out and expanding their range. Is it a sign of good health—or increasing desperation?
09Oct
Is Fish & Wildlife under the thumb of political influence?
73 percent of agency scientists say political interference is too high.
08Oct
What happens when hunters and grizzlies collide
What’s leading to bears getting shot and killed, and can it be prevented?
02Oct
What’s Next For Yellowstone’s Grizzlies?
What will happen next for the bears? It’s a source of debate among conservation groups and states charged with safeguarding their future.
22Sep
Here’s Where Our National Park Funding Comes From
A federal program that has helped protect more than half of our national parks is in danger of going away.
17Sep
Survey: Experts favor federal griz protection
Perceived threats are far-ranging, master’s student candidate finds.