Whitefish conservation plan affirmed. Plan approved by F&G Commission is specific to Big Lost River subspecies. By Jason Kauffman. Idaho Mountain Express Staff Writer. The Big Lost River does not […]
More on the Montana brucellosis
While this article is a bit repetitive, it shows the evolution of the controversy. The Paradise Valley, in particular the Emigrant cattle ranch, seems not be the source of brucellosis. […]
Deal [with Wyoming] removes obstacle to wolf delisting
I’m not sure what it means, but if it actually means wolves will be protected only in Yellowstone and Grand Teton Parks, and adjoining Wilderness areas. This really means wolves […]
Buffalo Field Campaign reports on more obnoxious bison hazing.
Instead of going along with this, hopefully the next Administration will charge Montana DOL with a criminal offense when they invade Yellowstone Park this way. They should be charged with […]
Nature writer/photographer recovering in hospital after Hayden Valley grizzly with cub mauled him
Close encounters. By Brodie Farquhar. Caspter Star Tribune. The man, Jim Cole, has been mauled before; and was later charged but found not guilty of approaching a grizzly too closely. […]
On the recovery of the Black-footed Ferret
This was posted at Carnivore Conservation blog. It links to the latest data (in papers). It is from a 2004 symposium, which was badly needly because the publicly available information […]
Huge B.C. coal mine that would drain into Montana gets attention from Condoleeza Rice
Here is the latest on the proposed Cline Mine, just north of the B.C. border. Montana’s senator Baucus got Secretary of State Rice to urge Canada’s federal government to ask […]
Oxbow pack in Yellowstone has 10 pups
The relatively new Oxbow Pack, which split late in 2005 from the Leopolds, had a double litter of eleven pups! One pup has died. Dr. Doug Smith told me today […]