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Jan 25 2022 
Business coalition opposes wolf hunting, trapping near Yellowstone
Instead, he said the group is hoping to encourage the commission to consider “nonconsumptive use” as a management objective in places close to the park where wildlife have a demonstrated tourism value beyond hunting. -
Jan 17 2022 
A Slaughter of Wolves Like This Hasn’t Been Seen in a Century
Dan Ashe, a director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in the Obama administration, told me that “if Secretary Haaland wishes to stop this killing, the Endangered Species Act gives her ample authority and discretion to stop it — cold.” -
Jan 15 2022 
Protecting Colorado’s wild cats from trophy hunting
Colorado's mountain lions, bobcats and lynx are under threat from trophy hunting and need protection now. -
Jan 07 2022 
New report suggests unreliable science is guiding the counting, hunting and management of bobcats in western United States
A new scientific publication in Ecological Solutions and Evidence suggests unreliable scientific methods are currently informing abundance estimates and management of bobcat populations in the western United States. -
Dec 12 2021 
2021-2022 Fur Prices Forecast: LOW is the Norm
To put things bluntly, it’s going to be a really tough season for the fur market, and low prices will be the norm for most species. I hope I’m proven wrong, I really do.
