Game And Fish: Wyoming Wolves Thriving; Hunting To Thank
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced this week that gray wolves have once again reached their population goal according to a 2021 report.
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Judge Restores Gray Wolf Protections Across Much Of US
Wildlife advocates had argued state-sponsored hunting threatened to reverse the gray wolf’s recovery over the past several decades.
Gov. Gordon Petitions To Delist Grizzly Bears
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has 90 days to review the petition.
Wyoming To Petition To Delist Grizzly Bears; Hunting Possible
State wildlife managers could develop hunting seasons should the state be successful in its effort.
Feds Offer $7K Reward in 2018 Wyoming Bird and Dog Poisonings
The federal agency and Wyoming Game and Fish Department offer a total of up to $7,000 for information leading to a conviction.
Squirrels, bees could get US aid, but not Yellowstone's bison
The positive finding on the petitions for the poppy bee and red squirrel means officials will conduct more intensive reviews before issuing final decisions.
Scientists Find Flaws in Plan to Lift US Wolf Protections
The findings could undercut the government's contention that gray wolves across the Lower 48 have recovered from near extermination.
Grizzly Numbers Steady As Hunting Plans Tied Up in US Court
More than 1,000 occupy northwestern Montana including Glacier National Park.
Wolves Returned to State Management In Wyoming
Federal protections had been reinstated in 2014.
Wolf Plan Agreement Closer Between Wyoming And US Fish And Wildlife Service
According to Governor Matt Mead's office, the State of Wyoming and the US Fish and Wildlife Service have come up with a list of agreements that are a precursor for a Wolf Plan for the State.