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Native American lawmakers seek federal help on Montana bison

By Zach Altman | April 27, 2021

Native American lawmakers in Montana called on the Biden administration to help craft a plan to reintroduce wild bison to the landscape in and around Glacier National Park and the…

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Update: Legislature OKs controversial Idaho wolf-killing bill. It heads to Little next

By Zach Altman | April 27, 2021

The Idaho House of Representatives voted 27-8 on Tuesday to approve a bill that would expand opportunities to lethally manage wolves. The controversial bill removes wolf tag limits for hunters…

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Western Colorado is wary of gray wolf reintroduction. Will they have to pay for it, too?

By Zach Altman | April 26, 2021

The current funding plan for gray wolf reintroduction would rely on license fees paid by hunters and anglers, many of whom live in the western Colorado communities that opposed Proposition…

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Several new laws will have an impact on Wyoming wildlife, hunting and fishing

By Hallie Mahowald | April 26, 2021

The 2021 Wyoming Legislature passed several bills that will make changes to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department laws and regulations and affect landowners in various capacities. This article provides…

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Report: Washington wolf population continued to grow in 2020

By Zach Altman | April 23, 2021

The wolf population in Washington state increased by an estimated 33 animals in 2020, with fewer lethal removals due to wolf-livestock conflict, according to state officials. The Washington Department of…

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Interior asked to halt grazing rights to protect wild horses

By Zach Altman | April 23, 2021

A coalition of more than 70 equine protection, animal welfare and environmental groups, as well as numerous wild-horse and ecotourism businesses, called on newly confirmed U.S. Secretary of the Interior…

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Point Reyes plan for cattle, tule elk all but final after crucial vote

By Zach Altman | April 23, 2021

A controversial plan to continue cattle ranching while capping elk numbers in Point Reyes National Seashore passed a key hurdle Thursday night when the California Coastal Commission signed off on…

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Keystone Policy Center to bring Coloradans into the wolf-planning pack

By Zach Altman | April 22, 2021

After proposition 114 that would reintroduce wolves to Colorado was narrowly passed last year, The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission picked the Keystone Policy Center to facilitate stakeholder advisory meetings…

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ODFW report shows rise in wolf population; livestock killings nearly double

By Zach Altman | April 21, 2021

Oregon’s wolf population rose from 158 to 173 over the past year, while conflict with livestock nearly doubled from the previous year with the majority of depredations (53%) attributed to…

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Study: Shade from solar panels boosts summer flowers

By Zach Altman | April 21, 2021

A new study found that shade provided by solar panels increased the abundance of flowers under the panels and delayed the timing of their bloom, both findings that could aid the…

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