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ODFW kills 2 wolf pups from Lookout Mountain pack

By Zach Altman | August 3, 2021

Employees from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, firing rifles from a helicopter, shot and killed two wolf pups from the Lookout Mountain pack on Aug. 1. On July…

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Conserving prime hay ground as well as Colorado’s elk and deer

By Zach Altman | July 31, 2021

Thanks to forward-thinking stewardship by the Etcharts, prime rangeland in NW Colorado will stay a working ranch forever, rather than being chopped up into a subdivision. In order to maintain…

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Coalition seeks relisting of gray wolves in US West

By Zach Altman | July 30, 2021

Wildlife advocates petitioned federal officials to restore federal protections for gray wolves throughout the U.S. West after Idaho and Montana passed laws intended to drastically cut their numbers. The agency…

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In This Wolf Man, There Are Enduring Echoes Of Aldo

By Zach Altman | July 29, 2021

Greater Yellowstone-based scientist Mike Phillips receives Leopold Award, highest honor given by The Wildlife Society for having an impactful career in conservation

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Rancher’s cattle reimbursement request rejected by Game and Fish

By Zach Altman | July 27, 2021

A Crandall rancher had his more than $120,000 request in reimbursement for cattle losses caused by grizzly bears and wolves in 2020 mostly rejected by the Wyoming Game and Fish…

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Heinrich, Blunt introduce legislation to fund wildlife conservation

By Zach Altman | July 21, 2021

The Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, which U.S. Senator Heinrich of New Mexico is introducing along with Republican U.S. Senator Blunt of Missouri, would provide $1.3 billion annually in funding to states…

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Groups: Idaho wolf law will cause grizzly bear, lynx deaths

By Zach Altman | July 21, 2021

Environmental groups have notified Idaho Gov. Brad Little and other state officials of their intent to file a lawsuit over an expanded wolf-killing law they believe will result in the…

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Mexican wolf breeding program gets boost from zoo

By Zach Altman | July 20, 2021

Five gray wolf pups born at Mexico City’s Chapultepec Zoo are giving a boost to efforts to broaden the endangered species’ genetic diversity amid continuing efforts to reintroduce the animals…

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Groups: Idaho wolf law will cause grizzly bear, lynx deaths

By Zach Altman | July 20, 2021

Environmental groups have notified Idaho Gov. Brad Little and other state officials of their intent to file a lawsuit over an expanded wolf-killing law they believe will result in the…

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Bear relocated to Yellowstone Park area after killing cattle

By Zach Altman | July 20, 2021

A grizzly bear was captured north of Pinedale on Wednesday and relocated to an area about 5 miles from the East Entrance of Yellowstone National Park. The adult male was…

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