With vehicles hitting wildlife in Wyoming more than 6,000 times per year, elevated wildlife crossings are being built to bring that number down. Keep Reading | 1112 words
The work to save North America’s most endangered mammal has been and continues to be incredibly complex. Keep Reading | 1562 words
John Koprowski, a UW professor and world-renowned squirrel scientist, said the giant Himalayan flying squirrel is unlikely to infiltrate Wyoming. Keep Reading | 1095 words
The National Park Service is advising people to check under their cars for elk before driving off. Keep Reading | 645 words
Wyoming Game and Fish Department Wardens from Lander, Riverton, and Dubois report receiving an increased number of calls recently to assist with animals being hit by vehicles. Keep Reading | 843 words
Researchers in Park County are keeping an eye on golden eagles in the Big Horn Basin as an indicator of the health of the area’s ecosystem. Keep Reading | 722 words
The toads were believed to be extinct in 1985, but a small population was found in Albany County in 1987. Keep Reading | 591 words
According to park officials, the wolf pups had become habituated to humans due to a number of hikers who violated the required 100-yard barrier between people and wolves. Keep Reading | 848 words
Wyoming's mule deer population is down about 40 percent since the 1970s. Researchers say energy development has played a role in the decline. Keep Reading | 1291 words
