From the daily archives: Monday, September 7, 2009
Good vegetation conditions this year should keep grizzly deaths down, but it’s not clear that they are-
Another year like 2008 and the Greater Yellowstone grizzly bear population goes back on the threatened species list.
Federal, state wildlife agencies launch campaign to prevent grizzly bear killings. By Matthew Brown. Associated Press.
Continue Reading →The “Butte Fire” at 110 acres is largest in a slow forest fire season inside YNP-
Lightning-caused fire in park grows to 110 acres. Billings Gazette.
Update 9/8/2009. Fire on Druid Peak grows to 200 acres. AP
Update 9/10/2009. Bad news. It is burning whitebark pine, the endangered and incredibly valuable food source […]
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