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Mar 27 2018 
A Wolverine’s 15 Minutes of Fame
And for one particular wolverine in Wyoming, being on camera rounds out the list. -
Sep 13 2017 
Wildlife Watching Increases Dramatically from 2011 to 2016
The amount of people watching, photographing, and feeding wildlife and birds has increased nearly 20 percent in the past five years. -
Jan 31 2017 
Skunks Are Mild-Tempered and Mostly Nocturnal
Skunks in Wyoming can be shot or trapped and used as as target practice any day of the year without a license. -
Nov 02 2016 
Lawsuit Seeks to Protect Canada Lynx in Maine
MAINE -- A federal district court will hear arguments tomorrow against the US Fish and Wildlife Service for allowing trappers to injure and kill endangered lynx. -
Oct 05 2016 
Pinnacle Peak Wolves, For Now, Leave Cows Alone
Electric fences go up and — coincidence or not — pack lees private lands. -
May 04 2016 
Comments to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Opposing Delisting of the Greater Yellowstone Grizzly
Comments to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are due May 10! -
Apr 15 2016 
Why Grizzlies Still Need Protection – An Open Letter to Wyoming Game and Fish
Our economy, livelihoods and the future of our grizzlies relies on cautious and conservative policies that will not threaten this most valuable national resource. -
Apr 15 2016 
In About-Face, Feds Deny Endangered Species Protections for Pacific Fisher
Federal wildlife officials say they won't list the Pacific fisher as an endangered species, less than two years after ruling the animal deserved federal protections. -
Apr 02 2016 
Top Scientists Back Federal Plan to Protect Alaska Predators
The US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) has proposed an overhaul of hunting regulations for Alaska’s 16 national wildlife refuges, which span nearly 77m acres of wilderness in the state. -
Jan 23 2015 
Lynxes are Dying Off
Lynx are affected by changes in forestry methods, climate change driven snowpack changes, and trapping.
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