Wildlife

Per Game and Fish, the bear was not responsible for cattle depredation, but it was still relocated. Game and Fish says grizzly bear relocation is a management tool large carnivore biologists use to minimize conflicts between humans and grizzly bears.

We've made it to May, folks! Spring has come to Wyoming, the grass is looking oh-so-green, daffodils and tulips abound, and bluebirds are back and bear cubs emerge from their winter dens. READ: May Marks the Official Start of Spring Bird Migration in Wyoming It's officially baby season in the Cowboy State because many animals, including bison, elk, moose, bighorn sheep, and antelope are giving bi

12 pronghorn were illegally shot, including several that were still alive and had to be euthanized by game wardens. “This incident is extremely disturbing, as all of the antelope were shot and left to rot, and no edible portions were taken from any of the antelope."

The WSGS map and the accompanying digital data depict deep-seated landslide susceptibility in the southern two-thirds of Teton County.

In the past, the Wyoming Weed and Pest Council has relied on their staff to spray and protect areas of the state that have seen, or are susceptible to, non-native plants and weeds. "Without treatment, invasive plants such as cheatgrass and palmer amaranth could cost Wyoming taxpayers millions of dollars in damage every year...

📯😄 It’s spring, and shed and horn hunting has kicked off in some parts of Wyoming, but some state lands and wildlife habitat areas in the western and southern parts of the state remain closed.

On March 23, a Wyoming Game and Fish warden discovered human remains while tracking a deer collar in a remote area of Washakie County. This per a news release from the agency. The warden immediately reported the discovery to the Washakie County Sheriff's Office...

The Wyoming Governors Big Game License Coalition has invested $1.5 million in wildlife conservation, funding 73 important projects to enhance elk, deer, and sheep habitats

"I used to look after my Great Nan in her final years. I would take her out on dinner dates, bring her into town for special occasions with my family and simply spending quality time with her. One of her favourite past times was doing word searches...

“I’m still in disbelief. That stuff never happens to anybody, but especially to a person like me,” Miller said. “It’s surreal. It doesn’t really seem real. Nobody buys into the trifecta expecting to win it. I assumed I just donated my money.”