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Archive for Kristin Combs
08Oct
What happens when hunters and grizzlies collide
What’s leading to bears getting shot and killed, and can it be prevented?
02Oct
What’s Next For Yellowstone’s Grizzlies?
What will happen next for the bears? It’s a source of debate among conservation groups and states charged with safeguarding their future.
22Sep
Here’s Where Our National Park Funding Comes From
A federal program that has helped protect more than half of our national parks is in danger of going away.
17Sep
Survey: Experts favor federal griz protection
Perceived threats are far-ranging, master’s student candidate finds.
02Aug
Bears Are Worth More Alive Than Dead
Will our bears share the same fate as Africa’s lions?
21Dec
Park Service decision opens way for hunting in Teton park inholdings
Park watchdog organization concerned about implications.
What It Takes to Kill a Grizzly Bear
Excellent, comprehensive article by Doug Peacock
20Nov
Onlookers Dismayed by Elk-Herding Hunters
Hunters illegally herd elk from no-hunt zone to hunt zone firing line
22Oct
Todd Wilkinson: “Is Teton hunt right in the 21st century?”
Has the only hunt in a national park outlived its original purpose and intent?
21Oct
Lawsuit Takes Aim at Grand Teton Elk Hunt
By Angus M Thuermer Jr./WyoFile — October 21, 2014 Two Teton County photographers filed a lawsuit in Washington, D.C. Monday seeking to stop the annual elk hunt in Grand Teton National Park. Tim Mayo and Kent Nelson, operating as Wyoming Wildlife Advocates, target the “elk reduction program,” in which hunters killed 202 elk last year. […]