Tag Archives: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Federal officials will be hosting a meeting in Bozeman April 12 to answer questions about the Yellowstone grizzly bear population.

Possible plans for grizzly bear management have started to take shape in the state of Wyoming.

Breaking news: federal officials have brought up the possibility of delisting Yellowstone grizzly bears by this time next year. If not sooner.

The National Park Service and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have released over 200 pages of information regarding the August 2015 grizzly bear attack.

After a few weeks of inactivity, the Yellowstone grizzly delisting saga is back in full swing.

Contention continues over whether Yellowstone grizzlies should be delisted from the Endangered Species Act.

It seems state and federal wildlife officials have tentatively agreed the Yellowstone grizzly bear population should be delisted from the Endangered Species Act.

Some potentially good news for Yellowstone grizzly bears: a new study suggests they have long-term viability in the region.

The annual census of grizzly bear population in the Yellowstone National Park area showed a slight decline this year, leading experts to wonder if historic yearly growth in the numbers has come to an end.

Climate change could severely impact Yellowstone National Park and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem by 2050, with serious wildfires occurring yearly and forests becoming wide-open prairies, according to a scientific study released Monday.