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Jun 07 2019 
The Way We Value Wildlife is Shifting in the West
According to a study out of Colorado State University, more people believe that animals should be protected and given rights on par with humans than they did 15 years ago. Fewer people believe that wildlife exists for our gain. -
Apr 28 2019 
Trapping in Wyoming is aging out, wildlife management could suffer
Trapping in Wyoming is aging out...good news for Wyoming's wildlife, people, and pets. -
Apr 28 2019 
Americans’ beliefs about wildlife management are changing
Americans increasingly value the rights of animals as traditional attitudes toward wildlife wane, even in Wyoming. -
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. -
Feb 07 2019 
Daily Trap Checks Would End Prolonged Suffering
Daily trap checks are not only fair and reasonable, they are necessary to end the prolonged suffering and give trapped released animals a better chance at survival. -
Nov 17 2018 
New WU Excecutive Director, Aska Langman
Director of Wyoming Untrapped lives in a veritable animal menagerie. -
Jul 29 2018 
No Need to Hang Animal ‘Trophies’ on Walls
I was only able to enjoy this trapping experience because at that age, I had no empathy for the animals I was trapping. -
Jul 17 2018 
Trapped By His Own Snares
What happens in the night that we don't know about? A trail camera captures the answers. -
Jul 02 2018 
The Face of Trapping in Wyoming
Wyoming may be one of the most dangerous states in the nation for wildlife. -
Jun 26 2018 
Good News-A Win for Coyotes
Wildlife Services will now have to fairly evaluate how killing thousands of coyotes in southern Idaho each year affects the environment.
