No Charges Filed in Wolf Killing Near Ashton, Idaho. LocalNews8
Update: The first Man to Legally Shoot a Wolf Tells His Story. LocalNews8
What this means is that Idaho’s wolves are not much better protected than Wyoming’s. This all came from the law slippped through the Idaho legislature on the very day of […]
Continue Reading →Maybe Montana’s governor is going to finally do something.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
CONTACT: Sarah Elliott 406-444-9725
MEDIA ADVISORY
Governor, Yellowstone Park Superintendent to Make Announcement about
Interagency Bison Management Plan – Tomorrow at Gallatin Airport
(HELENA) – Governor Brian Schweitzer and Yellowstone Park Superintendent
Suzanne Lewis will […]
Here is some good news. Back to the long-running controversy over massive coal and coal methane development just north of the Montana border in the wild country of British Columbia near Glacier National and Waterton National Parks . . . Fernie, B.C. officials pass resolution opposing methane development. By Susan Gallagher. AP.
Continue Reading →Time to CUT a deal. For hordes of Yellowstone bison, the difference between life and death is a herd of cattle on land owned by the Church Universal and Triumphant. Buying out the church’s interests might just let the buffalo roam. By: Patrick Klemz. Missoula Independent.
This is about the proposed deal with the […]
Continue Reading →Buffalo Requiem: Indian ceremony honors slaughtered bison. By Brett French. Billings Gazette.
The Billings Gazette did a major story on the Native American ceremony to honor the 1500 plus Yellowstone Park bison the Montana Department of Livestock has killed this winter.
Related: Change in bison policy comes slowly. By Brett French. Billings Gazette. […]
Continue Reading →Photogenic grizzly family making last show together. By Cory Hatch. Jackson Hole News and Guide. Grand Teton biologist says mother No. 399 is likely to send her cubs off on their own in a few weeks.
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