Bears

Following internal review, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will not restore endangered species protections for Yellowstone grizzly bears.

Conservation and animal advocacy groups are alleging that Montana and Wyoming agreed to share some of their grizzly hunt quotas.

At a meeting Tuesday night at the Collage of Eastern Idaho in Idaho Falls, Fish and Game officials made their case for a grizzly hunt.

The Idaho Fish and Game Commission will be hosting meetings next week about its proposed grizzly bear hunting season.

Yellowstone and Montana officials are taking stock of Wyoming and Idaho’s decision to pursue hunting seasons on grizzly bears.

The federal judge presiding over the Yellowstone grizzly lawsuits wants the case to be resolved before Wyoming’s anticipated hunting season this fall.

The first Yellowstone bears of the season have emerged from hibernation in the park. Hooray!

Up to 24 Yellowstone area grizzly bears could be killed by hunters this fall under proposed Wyoming regulations.

There will be no hunting of Yellowstone grizzly bears in the state of Montana this year.

A federal judge has ruled the federal government must review whether Yellowstone bison warrant protection under the Endangered Species Act.