The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is reminding recreationists to be cautious around wildlife during the coming weeks. As people head outside to recreate, they may be encountering wildlife – particularly bears – that haven’t seen humans in months, so practicing safety and outdoor
The Montana man who was seriously injured from a grizzly bear attack
A two-year-old grizzly bear, thought to be the offspring of the familiar
The Bureau of Land Management Monday agreed in a court filing to restart the
The Pinedale and Jackson regions of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department
As part of ongoing efforts to monitor the population of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the Wyoming Game and Fish
Wyoming Senator Cynthia Lummis along with fellow Senators and Members of Congress from Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, have sent a letter to
An adult female grizzly bear was shot and killed near the Pole Bridge Campground in Island Park between March 15th and March
Meeting in Jackson this week, Wyoming Game and Fish commissioners heard an update about the elk feedgrounds public engagement process. During Phase
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has ended a bison management plan that would have allowed the wide-ranging animals to be restored in more
The Montana man who was seriously injured from a grizzly bear attack Thursday afternoon passed away Saturday morning. 40-year-old Carl Mock suffered
Wyoming Game and Fish officials are asking residents to avoid potential conflicts with bears by keeping all bear attractants secure and unavailable.
A grizzly bear was shot and killed Friday while Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff investigated the scene of a bear
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has recommended no change to the current listed status of the grizzly bear in the lower-48
Governor Mark Gordon yesterday took action on 32 bills, including the Elk feed ground closings-requirements legislation. The change approved for the elk
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is continuing its wolf monitoring effort with the capture and collaring of several animals across their
Senator Cynthia Lummis has introduced the Grizzly Bear State Management Act of 2021 alongside Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming, Senators Mike Crapo and James
American Indian tribes are to be included at last in effort to preserve the country’s bison. The bipartisan Indian Buffalo Management Act, introduced
Grand Teton National Park is closing a backcountry skiing slope as grizzly bears awaken. A portion of the east-facing slope of “25
Yellowstone National Park is reporting the first sighting of a grizzly bear this spring. On Saturday, March 13th, a pilot supporting park
The 2020 Annual Report of Grizzly Bear Management Captures, Relocations and Removals completed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is now
Yellowstone’s bison population this winter has so far been mostly staying inside the park, and so are not being subjected to capture
Idaho Fish and Game’s second annual wolf population estimate has documented the population was stable from 2019 to 2020, indicating that a similar
A conventional collaring operation by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department became an interstate issue before it was over. The Wyoming Game
A coalition of Western wolf advocates are howling about the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to strip wolves of federal protections