Here is some good news about one of the species folks have been trying to recover way before there was an Endangered Species Act.
Whooping Cranes: An Update. From Alan Gregory’s Conservation News.
Continue Reading →Despite a lawsuit against issuing another permit for Wyoming to continue its dangerous disease-spreading practice of mass feeding of elk in the wintertime, the Forest Service has prevailed in its effort to reissue the permit for the elk feedlots on national forest land without any analysis of its environmental impacts.
The Forest Service used a […]
Continue Reading →The Wyoming Association of Conservation Districts wants to try cloud seeding to increase snowfall over the tall Wind River Range (the highest mountains in Wyoming).
Because the Winds are mostly designated Wilderness, this human modification is controversial. However, by far the largest change to the range is the huge increase in human pollution just beneath […]
Continue Reading →When it comes to wildlife management at the state level, few things are more important than who gets on the state’s “Fish and Game,” “Willdife Commission,” “Wildlife and Natural Resources Board,” or what ever it is called. In most states, many of these appointees are “good ol boys and girls” who know little of about […]
Continue Reading →Unfortunately many bison on various national wildlife refuges are polluted with cattle genes. This program will help eliminate that.
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