Cooperation, or Coercion? Navigating the minefield of stewarding rare animals Published on May 20, 2019April 21, 2021 in Cat Urbigkit/Column/Range Writing/wildlife A pair of burrowing owls at their nesting burrow on a western Wyoming ranch. …property owners keep quiet, fearful that detection of these rare species only brings restrictions on their property rights and use. 1401 Keep Reading | 973 words Share This Off Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email
Range Writing: Endangering Success Published on April 22, 2019February 24, 2020 in Cat Urbigkit/Column/Range Writing The grizzly bear population in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem achieved biological recovery goals nearly two decades ago, but the animals remain under federal protection – after more than 40 years of such protection. 1289 Keep Reading | 946 words Share This 1 comment Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email
Coalition to sue over state’s new grizzly hunt law Published on February 23, 2019May 8, 2022 in News/Recreation A coalition of environmental groups plans to sue the state over a new law giving it the authority to conduct grizzly bear hunts. 989 Keep Reading | 739 words Share This Off Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email
In Brief: Bill calling for grizzly bear hunting clears House committee Published on February 6, 2019August 11, 2022 in News A bill that would authorize the state Department of Game and Fish to set a grizzly hunting season cleared a House committee Wednesday. 874 Keep Reading | 264 words Share This Off Facebook Twitter Pinterest Linkedin Email