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Kathie says mid-summer watching is better than she expected-
Here is Kathie Lynch’s latest wolf update.
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Watchers must rise very early on the long summer days in Yellowstone to try to see wolves before they bed down in the shade to escape […]
Continue Reading →Great news! Moose were already spreading southward, but they got an assist-
Moose on the rise in Colorado, Summit County. Colorado’s moose populations are growing, thanks to sky-high reintroduction operations. By Julie Sutor. Summit Daily news
Continue Reading →Most scenic highway in Idaho is not the place for an industrial transportation corridor for tar sands monster modules-
(opinion) Put the brakes on massive trucks on the U.S. 12 corridor in N. Idaho. Pete Zimowsky. Idaho Statesman. Link fixed
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My view.
Butch Otter thinks this is the way […]
Continue Reading →Its monies come from royalties paid by offshore oil and gas producers in federal waters-
The money for land and water acquisition has never been needed so much. The money comes from the oil companies, and they have been paying it for years. The only thing stopping its full authorized expenditure level has been Congress […]
Continue Reading →Oregon Fish and Wildlife hires a rider to keep wolves and livestock apart-
This worked in Idaho and Montana back in the days before state wolf management. The states don’t even try. Defenders is still doing something a bit like this in Idaho with the Phantom Hill Pack under the grudging toleration of Idaho Fish […]
Continue Reading →This hasn’t happened for about 50 years-
We are used to bison leaving the Park to the west and the north, and the great, stupid controversy it causes. The approximately 150 bison moving out of the NE Entrance was most unusual.
It appears the herd has now returned to the Park.
Continue Reading →This is a long pdf file, but interesting-
Most will will glance at this, but some will read it all.
There are a lot of facts I didn’t know, such as Erwin was not killed on or adjacent to the Kitty Creek trail.
Continue Reading →Up to 30 calls a day about “bruin problems”
Wildlife officials respond to flurry of calls about problem bears around Missoula. By Rob Chaney. Missoulian
Abundant spring rains served to keep bears down low where vegetation was thick and nutritious rather than up in the mountains where summer sustenance is.
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