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The federal judge presiding over the Yellowstone grizzly lawsuits wants the case to be resolved before Wyoming’s anticipated hunting season this fall.
Read More »Federal Judge Expedites Yellowstone Grizzly Case
Wyoming Releases Draft Regulations for Hunting Grizzly Bears
Up to 24 Yellowstone area grizzly bears could be killed by hunters this fall under proposed Wyoming regulations.
Read More »Wyoming Proposes Conservation Fee for Yellowstone Visitors
The Wyoming Legislature has proposed instituting a conservation fee on Yellowstone visitors to help pay for wildlife management in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Read More »Montana Will Not Host Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Hunting Season
There will be no hunting of Yellowstone grizzly bears in the state of Montana this year.
Read More »2017 Second Busiest Year on Record for Yellowstone
2017 marked the second busiest year on record for Yellowstone National Park, with nearly 4.2 million visits recorded.
Read More »Sylvan Pass Reopens After Avalanche Danger Closure
The Sylvan Pass in Yellowstone National Park has reopened to oversnow travel after closing temporarily Friday, January 12, 2018.
Read More »Sylvan Pass Closed to Travel Temporarily
The Sylvan Pass on Yellowstone National Park’s eastern road has been temporarily closed due to avalanche danger.
Read More »Conservation Groups Call for Livestock Producers to Manage Brucellosis
Several conservation groups have called on livestock producers to be more proactive in fighting brucellosis in the Greater Yellowstone Area.
Read More »Jackson Elk May Be Forgetting Way to Yellowstone National Park
The Jackson elk herd may be forgetting how to migrate from the National Elk Refuge in Jackson, Wyoming to Yellowstone National Park.
Read More »Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Population Stable
The Yellowstone grizzly population is relatively stable, according to estimates from the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team (IGBST).
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