Colorado's booming moose population a growing concern, wildlife officials say
Rocky Mountain National Park is studying the impacts a booming moose population is having on its ailing willows and wetlands.
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Guest column: Counties don’t get to opt out of Colorado’s wolf recovery effort
Garfield County commissioners recently issued a letter complaining about the latest round of wolf releases in Colorado, and ...
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Despite Chilly Climate, It’s Business As Usual For Wind, Solar Energy In Wyoming
Wind and solar energy projects in Wyoming are moving ahead with their projects, despite the recent chill from both federal ...
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State House Dumps Wyoming Cloud Seeding Program
Citing a lack of evidence that it works, the Wyoming House slashed all funding for the state’s cloud-seeding program on ...
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Former Game and Fish director nominated to lead U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Brian Nesvik, former Wyoming Game and Fish Department director and brigadier general of the Wyoming National Guard, has been ...
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Wyoming lawmakers reject ban on killing wildlife with snowmobiles
Mike Schmid tried twice on Thursday to talk his colleagues into ending the legal-in-Wyoming practice of running down coyotes ...
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'Rare' mountain lion sightings on repeat in North Texas
On Tuesday, city officials in Plano shared security footage of a mountain lion strolling through what appears to be a neighborhood alley around 2:30 a.m. Friday. The sighting, which was confirmed by ...
Rocky Mountain National Park Has Too Many Moose
Unlike many Eastern states, Colorado has a growing moose population. In fact, there are so many moose in the park that ...
Wyoming Lawmakers Tried to Declare Open Season on Mountain Lions. Local Houndsmen Shut It Down
After Wyoming attempted to slash regulations around take of mountain lions, the state's houndsmen, hunters, and outfitters ...
Sustainable Travel Is On The Rise, But How Can You Spot Ethical Wildlife Tours?
Industry experts weighed in and provided specific guides and recommendations on how to choose an ethical wildlife encounter ...
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Crazy Mountain elk captured northwest of Big Timber test negative for exposure to disease
Sixteen of the captured elk were outfitted with GPS collars that will be active for one year to help understand their ...
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Wyoming Stands for Wildlife—Mountain Lion Hunting Bill Rejected!
On February 6, 2025, conservationists celebrated a major victory as Wyoming rejected a proposed bill that would have legalized the hunting and trapping of mountain lions. This decision is a crucial ...