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28Jun
19 Grizzlies Already Dead in 2018
As usual, Wyoming Wildlife Advocates will be publishing our analysis of mortality data for the Greater Yellowstone grizzly population. As of June 26th, the official record of known and probable grizzly mortalities shows 19 mortalities, well ahead of last years count of 9 at the same time and 14 in 2016. What isn’t apparent without […]
19Jun
WWA Launches Wildlife Guide
Wyoming Wildlife Advocates is thrilled to announce the launch of a brand new Wildlife Guide. This free publication is available around the valley for any visitors or locals to pick up. “Our goal is simple,” says Executive Director Melissa Thomasma. “We want to make it easy for people to learn accurate information about the area’s […]
26May
Now What? 4 ways you can help protect grizzlies
Dear supporters, It’s been a challenging week for all of us. In the aftermath of Wednesday’s vote to approve the trophy hunting of grizzlies in Wyoming, we have heard from people across the country. From coast to coast, and everywhere in between, everyone has the same question: What can we do now? Each time I […]
23May
Wyoming Grizzly Trophy Hunt Approved
May 23, 2018 | WWA Staff This afternoon, the Wyoming Game & Fish Commission unanimously voted in favor of approving the proposed grizzly trophy hunt. Wyoming’s bears could be in hunters’ crosshairs by the fall of 2018. As many as 22 bears could be killed in the state by this winter. “Dan Thompson, large carnivore […]
25Apr
Need Comment Ideas?
Time is running out to submit your comments to the Wyoming Game and Fish on the proposed grizzly hunt!
26Mar
Why do you oppose the grizzly hunt?
Help grizzlies by participating in our #NoGrizzlyHunt campaign.
State grizzly plans “intentionally managing for a decline”
Greater Yellowstone Coalition executive director Caroline Byrd has written a strongly worded op-ed piece in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle. In it she remarks that the states are “intentionally managing for a decline of grizzlies” and “will turn a remarkable 40-year recovery process and $40 million investment into a failure.”