The hunters who stepped over the corner of a Carbon County ranch did no damage to private property.
Angus M. Thuermer Jr.
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Wyoming sage grouse numbers ‘alarming’
According to biologists, the decline is caused by habitat loss and drought.
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Experts: Captive breeding of sage grouse won’t work
Zinke calls for a review of conservation plans.
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Critical mule deer research relies on fundraising
Scientists raise money to study effects of drought, development and migration.
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Research seeks reasons for demise of mule deer
Across Wyoming, herds are down by a third
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Wyoming grapples with how to fund wildlife conservation
Hunters may lose influence as other groups are asked to increase their contributions.
Posted inNovember 19, 2001: Bringing back the bosque
‘Scholarship, sainthood and simplicity’
Frank C. Craighead Jr., a world-renowned grizzly bear researcher, environmentalist and author, died in Jackson, Wyo., on Oct 21. He was 85. Craighead and his brother, John, who lives in Missoula, Mont., were best known for their pioneering research on the great bear, Ursus arctos horribilis. Among the first people to track wildlife using radio […]
Posted inJanuary 20, 1997: Bees under siege
Money can’t buy a full season
Even though higher entrance fees in Yellowstone National Park are expected to raise roughly $7 million over the next three years, more money won’t guarantee that the park will stay open for its traditional season. That’s because Park Service officials in Washington determined that maintenance for deteriorating roads and buildings should be top priority for […]