Idaho limits wolf trapping again to protect endangered grizzly bears
For the second year in a row, wolf trapping and snaring will be banned in many parts of Idaho this Spring, after a judge ...
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After the Feds Kept Grizzlies on the Endangered Species List Last Month, State Leaders Try to Remove Them
Mountain West communities are split over the USFWS’ decision to manage isolated bear populations as one. But many agree that ...
Warming the Food Chain
It’s not the white fluffy look-alike our kids snuggle or the cartoon image drinking Coca-Cola or “fat loungers who draw crowds at zoos” or animated replicas who speak to our children with the press of ...
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Feds and BNSF Railway set plan to protect Montana grizzlies
The agreement requires the company to take certain steps to reduce accidental grizzly bear deaths around railroad tracks.
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UPDATE | Trump Pick For U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Director Controversial
President Trump's choice of a former director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to head the U.S. Fish and Wildlife ...
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BNSF Completes Long-awaited Conservation Plan to Offset Train-killed Grizzly Bears
In an effort to minimize the deadly risks to grizzly bears living along a 206-mile stretch of railroad tracks spanning ...
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Trump taps Wyoming wildlife foe to head Fish and Wildlife Service
Trump is declaring war on wolves, grizzly bears and imperiled wildlife across America by picking Brian Nesvik to run the Fish and Wildlife Service,” a leading conservationist said.
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Fulcher and Zinke ask Trump to delist grizzlies
It was signed by Reps. Russ Fulcher of Idaho, Ryan Zinke and Troy Downing of Montana and Harriet Hageman of Wyoming, who said ...
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How Are Animals Paired at the National Zoo?
Kate Rodriguez-Clark is an animal matchmaking guru. Among her responsibilities as a population ecologist for the Smithsonian, ...
Bristol zoo welcomes endangered primates visitors will hear before they see them
A zoo in Bristol has welcomed two critically endangered primates with very distinctive voices - meaning visitors may hear them before they see them. Red ruffed lemurs growl, grunt and even scream.