The Wildlife News

A Project of Sage Steppe Wild

April 25, 2008

  • Mike Jimenez goes to work for Wyoming on wolves

    Ralph Maughan

    Added 4-26. Federal wolf official taking top role in Wyoming. By Matt Joyce.  Associated Press Writer Mike Jimenez, who managed wolves in Wyoming for many years for the federal government under Ed Bangs in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, has taken over the role of wolf coordinator for the state of Wyoming, it was…

  • Jackson Hole Bears are searching for food near homes

    Ralph Maughan

    Bears in Jackson Hole are searching for food near homes. By Cory Hatch. Jackson Hole Daily. A “group of bears” (probably a sow and three large cubs) has been near homes around the east boundary of Grand Teton National Park.  They are also quite far south for Jackson Hole, and they are especially hungry because…

  • Open Thread: Why Protect Wildlife ?

    Brian Ertz

    Readers of the blog have expressed interest in a space to explore ‘Why ?’ and ‘How best ?’ wildlife advocacy might happen.  Academics might call this inquiry “Environmental Ethics”. There are many flavors to choose from, as many as there are people talking about it. This space asks why you value wildlife/the wild, how do…

  • Hank Fischer: Royal Teton Ranch Deal Critical for Yellowstone Bison

    Ralph Maughan

    Hank Fischer: Royal Teton Ranch Deal Critical for Yellowstone Bison. Guest commentary. New West. I wish I could agree with Fischer, and we do know the world can’t be changed in one step. However, if this is “a template” for future deals, as he says, then we won’t see much improvement in a lifetime.

  • Denali wolves wearing snares. Animals are roaming free with devices caught on necks

    Ralph Maughan

    Denali wolves wearing snares. Animals are roaming free with devices caught on necks. By Mary Pemberton.  Associated Press. Under Wyoming’s wolf plan this could happen inside Yellowstone Park because most of the packs leave the Park from time to time.

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