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Jul 27 2025 
Teton Pack and wolf #24F
Wolf 24F was a trailblazer—a quiet but powerful force in the story of wolf recovery in Jackson Hole. Her story is not just one of survival, but of deep endurance in the face of human pressures. -
Jul 24 2025 
Savvy 13-year-old Teton wolf almost breaks all-time age record
Gray male, the oldest Wyoming wolf ever documented, lived a mysterious existence amid human development, perched in the mountainsides overlooking Teton Valley, Idaho. -
Jul 02 2025 
SWAP – State Wildlife Action Plan 2027
Public, stakeholder, and partner engagement are key components of the SWAP. In spring 2025, public feedback was sought on the 2017 SWAP, which will inform the ongoing revision. In spring 2026, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department will make a complete draft of the SWAP plan available for public comment. If you have comments or questions, please reach out to the State Wildlife Action Plan Coordinator Rhiannon Jakopak at rhiannon.jakopak@wyo.gov. -
Apr 27 2025 
Q&A on Control of Predatory Animals in Wyoming
Systematic predator control coincided with the introduction of commercial cattle and sheep operations into the state after the mid-1800s. -
Apr 25 2025 
Legislature Update on Animal Welfare Bills Sixty-eighth Wyoming Legislature (2025) by Sylvia Bagdonas
The 2025 legislative session exhibited a focus on wildlife killing, especially predators. This included wolves, coyotes, bears, and mountain lions.
