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Apr 19 2019 
Killing Contests: When Wildlife is Abandoned
In a competitive game, it is solely species’ elusiveness that counts, as each animal’s life is reduced to a carefully calculated point value, turned into a number to be ticked off and high-fived. -
Mar 20 2018 
Decline In Hunters Threatens How U.S. Pays For Conservation
Wildlife-centered activities, like birdwatching, hiking and photography, are rapidly growing -
Mar 17 2018 
Mayor Tim Keller Signs Bill Condemning Coyote-Killing Contests
Cherishing the outdoors and treating animals humanely are core values of our city. -
Aug 11 2017 
Petition to Ban M-44s Nationwide Delivered to the EPA on August 10
Several conservation groups have petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency to ban the use of M-44 cyanide bombs. -
Jul 19 2017 
He Who Pays the Piper Calls the Tune — Maybe
Why more citizens should have a voice in state agency decisions. -
Nov 25 2016 
Beavers Given Native Species Status After Reintroduction to Scotland
Move hailed as first formal reintroduction of a once native mammal in the UK -
Aug 04 2016 
America is Becoming a Kinder, Gentler Place (Toward Animals, Anyway)
Extraordinary as it might seem amidst the election-season rancor, the United States is becoming a gentler, more inclusive place—at least toward wild animals. -
Aug 21 2015 
Study: Hunting for Bigger Fish, Game Isn’t Sustainable
Humans are fishing and hunting animals that are the wrong size and age, in an unsustainable way that flies in the face of nature, a new study finds. -
Jul 13 2015 
Teton County Public Supporting Trail Setbacks….A Slippery Slope?
The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission on July 10 rejected the efforts to address the adverse effects of trapping on the safety of people, pets and wildlife in Teton County… Continue reading
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Apr 09 2015 
Trapping Might Occur in Park Inholdings
The wildlife that millions of visitors enjoy each year could theoretically be siphoned off of parklands to be killed for the benefit of a handful of trappers.
