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News
22Mar
Doug Peacock shreds griz hunt rationales
Doug Peacock shreds the specious arguments that NRA and SCI are making in court in support of grizzly hunting.
12Mar
WWA Welcomes New Executive Director
The board of WWA has appointed Melissa P. Thomasma to the position of Executive Director.
10Mar
Wyoming Releases Draft Regulations for Hunting Grizzly Bears
Up to 24 Yellowstone area grizzly bears could be killed by hunters this fall.
16Aug
GYE GRIZZLY MORTALITIES 2017
Causes of mortality are so far comparable to last year’s – 35% of mortality from management “removals”, 24% under investigation, and 18% due to road kill.
10Aug
Why Montana shouldn’t hurry to hunt its recovering grizzlies
Rick Bass asks an important question: What’s the hurry? That’s how mistakes get made.
02Aug
Wolf ruling may sway griz case
After court decision on Great Lakes wolf delisting, conservationists say their legal claims are bolstered.
01Aug
Wyoming Is In Charge of Its Grizzlies
Bad news: Wyoming, Idaho and Montana can now call themselves grizzly bear managers.
01Aug
No Proof that Shooting Predators Saves Livestock
A new study, however, claims that much of the research underpinning that common sense notion is flawed—and that the science of predator control needs a methodological overhaul.
26Jul
Farmer’s Market Outreach a Great Success
On Saturday, July 22nd, Wyoming Wildlife Advocates was pleased to be the featured non-profit at the Jackson Hole Farmer’s Market on the Town Square!
06Jun
Alkali Concerns
Four conservation groups that fear for the health of Jackson’s elk herd filed a lawsuit on Monday against the Forest Service over management of the Alkali Creek feedground.