Tag Archives: Wyoming

American Indians in the U.S. West are protesting a possible move to lift protections on Yellowstone grizzly bears.

Grizzly bears have been dying at a high rate around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, mostly at the hands of people.

Calls to delist the grizzly bear from the Endangered Species Act (at least around Yellowstone National Park) have reportedly intensified.

The Yellowstone and Grand Teton Paddling Act, after passing a U.S. House Natural Resources Committee vote, is fording into uncertain waters.

One Wyoming legislator is looking to open parts of Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park to paddling.

It’s a special treat in Yellowstone National Park to see Great Blue Herons wading in one of the Park’s many waterways.

Yellowstone National Park saw the busiest September on record this year, making this the busiest year on record.

The song “Home on the Range” might encompass most people’s conception of Western life, but among its omissions, it’s notably lacking in western meadowlarks.

In size they might resemble mourning doves, but in reality, American kestrels are anything but dovelike.

The Beartooth Pass at the Montana-Wyoming border has been closed due to snowfall and drifting.