wildlife

According to the Center for Biological Diversity, the gray wolf population numbers less than 8,000 individuals across the United States.

Joe Perry writes, "That’s what Montana has turned into – a playground for the billionaires, outfitters and large landowners who profit from the public’s wildlife."

Ryan Knappenberger WASHINGTON (CN) — A coalition of conservation groups sued the Trump administration on Wednesday, challenging a decision to renew construction on a four-lane highway through the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area in southwest Utah that the government previously agreed to halt. The ...

The Montana Fish and Wildlife commission recently passed more hunting regulations targeting black bears as part of the commission’s effort to significantly reduce predator populations.

An animal tested positive for brucellosis in Gallatin County, the state Department of Livestock reported in late December.

The Missoula-based Vital Ground Foundation and the Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative - announced that they had joined forces to preserve two land parcels near Missoula that are critical for species trying to cross Interstate Highway 90.

Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem trends — which include another high mortality year — are not a cause for concern, federal and state grizzly bear managers say.

Georgia Good writes, "By moderating wolf policy, FWP can protect the traditions, wildlife, and lands that make Montana great, before it loses the right to do so."

The Center for Biological Diversity sent a 60-day notice to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service declaring its intent to sue if the agency doesn’t develop a national recovery plan for the gray wolf as required by the Endangered Species Act.

While the news releases are an improvement over the illegal no-notice amendments that commissioners passed last year, some sportsmen are concerned that resident hunters might not be aware of some of these last-minute proposals.