Large carnivore management in Wyoming is multifaceted and always dynamic. Mountain lions, wolves, grizzly bears, and black bears are monitored and managed by a team of experts working together to maintain viable populations of large carnivores in suitable habitats. The team uses a science-based adaptive approach and proactively manages to mitigate human/wildlife conflicts. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department strives to include localized expertise as well as public desires and attitudes in developing objectives and making management decisions. The Large Carnivore Section provides information and education on large carnivore management and safety to the public all over the state through Bear Wise Wyoming. Through changing population dynamics of both wildlife and people, carnivore management in Wyoming will continue to have its rewards and challenges.

Holy Cross Cattlemen’s Association, in partnership with the Western Landowners Alliance, is hosting a meeting on preparing for wolf reintroduction on November 7th from 3-7 PM in Rifle, CO. The…

We are living at the historic intersection of agriculture and conservation. Surely, water, wolves, wildfires and invasive species are examples of the challenges we face, but the issue is bigger,…

Join WLA in Fort Collins, Colorado for a conversation about a “New Era of Conservation” On Tuesday, July 25th, from 5:30 – 7 PM, at New Belgium Brewing, 500 Linden…

On Tuesday, July 27th at Kannah Creek Brewing Co. in Grand Junction, Western Landowners Alliance CEO Lesli Allison will be discussing the need to bridge our urban and rural divide…

By most metrics, wolf recovery in the lower 48 is a conservation success story. But not everyone sees it that way. The first season of a new podcast from Montana…

Walden, CO — Wolves have arrived in Colorado ahead of schedule and are now under federal management, and ranchers in Colorado are concerned about what that means for their businesses. …