A Remarkable Recovery Grizzly bear sightings have become common across the West. However, in the not-too-distant past, spotting one of these critters would be considered about as unique as running into a wolverine. The expansion of this iconic species is due to the hard work of many generations of conservationists, landowners, hunters, and wildlife professionals. […]
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Wyoming Wildlife Federation Statement on Proposed Grizzly Bear Management Rule Today, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced a proposed revised 4(d) rule intended to give states greater responsibility for managing recovered grizzly bear populations while they remain listed under the Endangered Species Act. This is a conservation success worth celebrating. Grizzly bears in the
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Why a new federal review gives Wyoming another opportunity to stand up for the Miracle Mile, bighorn sheep, and local communities The proposed Seminoe Pumped Storage Project is not just another energy project. It is a massive industrial energy-storage proposal in one of the worst places in Wyoming to build it: the Seminoe, Kortes, and
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