A journalist and a wild bison advocate have sued the National Park Service over access to Yellowstone’s Stephens Creek Bison Capture Facility.
Read More »Montana Lawmakers, Environmentalists, Livestock Reps Clash Over Yellowstone Bison
Tensions are mounting between Montana lawmakers, environmentalists, and agricultural representatives over bison management around Yellowstone.
Read More »Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk: “Progress Is Being Made On Behalf of the Bison”
Bison slaughter is expected to continue for the next few winters according to Yellowstone National Park superintendent Dan Wenk.
Read More »MFU President Responds to Bison Decision
No surprise here: The Montana Farmers Union (MFU) has come out against Governor Steve Bullock regarding his bison decision.
Read More »Yellowstone Proposes Culling 1000 Bison
Yellowstone National Park officials have proposed culling around 1,000 bison this winter—mostly calves and females—to curb migration into Montana.
Read More »Montana Bison Hunting Season Starts Sunday, November 15
Parts of southwestern Montana will open to bison hunting Sunday, November 15.
Read More »Yellowstone Bison Population Could Be Culled by 900 This Winter
The Yellowstone National Park bison population could be culled by a fifth this winter, resulting in upwards of 900 head taken down if they wander outside Park boundaries.
Read More »Bison Quarantine Proposal Open For Public Comment
Public comment is sought on a bison quarantine measure, at the behest of the National Park Service.
Read More »Will Yellowstone Brucellosis Battle Extend to Elk?
The battle to eradicate brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone area may be extended to elk, as a $35 million provision in the proposed federal farm bill could enable long-term management of area herds.
Read More »Judge: Hazing of Yellowstone Bison Can Continue
Saying that hazing bison back into Yellowstone National Park via helicopter is better than the alternative -- having the state of Montana kill them -- a federal judge denied a request to halt the practice, at least on a temporary basis.
Read More »