Wildlife

CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Pretty soon, the best place to be on the lookout for a wolf, grizzly bear or other wildlife in Yellowstone National Park could be your phone.
Just don't be surprised if lots of other people get the same idea

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Public comments are now being taken on proposed revisions to Natrona County Park rules, and a public hearing on the matter has been set. The rules and regulations governing use of county parks, including areas at Alcova, Pathfinder and Grey Reef are undergoing some language changes and other revisions

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Officials say they are considering the use of explosives on a herd of frozen cows found in a mountain cabin.

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Convictions in a felony poaching case last month will mean substantial fines and likely prison time for ranch owners in the Ten Sleep area.

According to the release from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Richard Carter Sr, owner of Big Horn Adventure Outfitters, and his sons, RC and Mark trafficked in trophy elk on the Carter Ranch from 2003 to 2009

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A newly renovated fish Hatchery, located west of Casper promises to improve fishing for Wyoming anglers. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department invite the public to attend the dedication of the Dan Speas Fish Hatchery Friday, April 27

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The Yellowstone Ecosystem Subcommittee on Grizzly Bear Management meets this week in Teton Village near Jackson. The subcommittee is a part of the larger Interagency Grizzly Bear Team.

During the meeting this Wednesday and Thursday wildlife officials will look at, amongst other issues, methods for counting the bear population as it moves toward recovery

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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK, Wyo. (AP) — A plan to return 67 cabin units to visitor use and construct a new dormitory for Yellowstone National Park workers in the Old Faithful area has been approved by the National Park Service

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De-listing of gray wolves will likely come this fall bringing into effect a plan for three management zones across the state. Wyoming Game and Fish wildlife biologists reviewed proposed regulations at a public meeting Wednesday

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