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Mar 08 2023 Wolf restoration in Colorado shows how humans are rethinking their relationships with wild animals
"Because Leopold knew that ethics, like animals, are always evolving." -
May 19 2022 Raise Your Voices – Up for Public Comment: Gray Wolf Hunting Regulations 2022
What does the future look like for Wyoming wolves? -
May 02 2020 Beavers making themselves at home
Beavers have been hard at work for the last few months building dams in Spring Creek, which runs along Laramie’s south side from east of 30th Street to the Laramie River. As neighbors go, they keep to themselves and stay home during the day. But the city has its eye on them nonetheless. -
Jun 30 2014 Lawsuit Filed to Protect Rare Lynx From Traps in Idaho
BOISE, Idaho— Five conservation groups filed a lawsuit today against the governor of Idaho and other state officials to halt trapping that harms and often kills Canada lynx, one of the rarest cats in the United States. The lawsuit charges Gov. Butch Otter, the director of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, and members of the state Fish and Game Commission with violations of the Endangered Species Act resulting from state permitting that leads to trapping and killing of lynx, a threatened species numbering as few as 100 animals in Idaho.