At New West, Bill Schneider wrote an interesting column on the likihood of wolf hunting in the future in Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. There have been a lot of thoughtful […]
Cody wary of pass closure [to snowmobiles in the winter]
It’s no surprise that some merchants in Cody are opposed to the Park’s Service’ proposal to close the East Entrance to Yellowstone (and Sylvan Pass) to snowmobiles in the winter, […]
Nature programs' goal: No child left inside
There was a story in the LA Times today by Julie Cart (no link, it’s a link unfriendly newspaper) that visits to national parks are dropping and there seems to […]
Idaho's federal district court judge stops more heli-ski use of the Palisades Wilderness Study area
U.S. District Court Judge Lynn Winmill has overturned a 2005 Forest Service decision that granted High Mountain Heli-Skiing vastly increased use of Palisades roadless area in the Snake River Range. […]
WyDOT, others try new ways to reduce roadkill
Teton County and other NW Wyoming areas have a tremendous problem with vehicles hitting wildlife and even vice versa, and a lot of it is larger than deer. The article […]
Idaho Bow Hunter Has Close Call with Wolf Pack [very doubtful as described]
Channel 2 news in Boise, which seems to be staking out as a leader in reporting doubtful wolf stories, now has a news story about an Idaho bow hunter who […]
Car hits deer carcass, two die
This is just another story on the animal that is the true threat to human life–deer, not wolves. Brief story in the Denver Post.
Plan allows 720 sleds a day in Yellowstone
It’s probably hard for most folks to keep up on the struggle over snowmobiles in Yellowstone Park. The article today indicates that the current temporary plan has now mostly become […]