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Apr 04 2021 
People ask, why have I changed?
"I stopped believing in killing predators about 30 years ago and advocate for their welfare. We need them and they need us. The only shots I take now are with my cameras." -
Apr 02 2021 
Jackson family finds disturbing coyote dump near Salt Creek Pass
Opposite the snowbank they stumbled upon numerous dead coyotes, along with an open cooler, some packages of butchered game meat and an animal’s rib cage. “But what I saw, to me, that’s just cruelty.” -
Mar 29 2021 
In Montana, Bears and Wolves Become Part of the Culture Wars
“It’s bar talk replacing biology,” said Ed Bangs, a wildlife biologist who is now retired U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s wolf recovery project. I believe in professionalism and vetting with science; this is based on bar talk.” -
Mar 20 2021 
Staying Vigilant – Wolf Trapping History 2012 – 2021, What’s Next?
What does the future look like for Wyoming wolves? -
Mar 09 2021 
As researchers clone ferrets, Wyo scientists emphasize habitat
For Bob Oakleaf, Game and Fish’s nongame supervisor in the early 1980s when black-footed ferrets were rediscovered, everything that could help ferrets matters.
