Group petitions Fish and Wildlife Service to revise grizzly recovery plan based on new report
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s former longtime grizzly bear recovery manager has written a new report that recommends against grizzly bear delisting and details how he believes the federal recovery plan he wrote in 1993 should be updated to treat grizzlies in the Northern Rockies as a single population and to include new research
In January, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to decide whether some populations of grizzly bears should be ...
Instead of managing each of the populations separately, as recommended under the USFWS’s 1993 Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan, the ...
A Canadian man who went on a hiking trip in the cold, wild terrain of the Northern Rockies was found safe after he was ...
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Conservation groups sue to protect wildlife corridor from loggingConservation groups have sued the U.S. Bureau of Land Management to stop a logging project in Montana's Garnet Mountains.
Steve Kelly writes, Today, more than 23 million acres of these undeveloped landscapes – in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and ...
Chris Servheen affixed his signature to a plan for the recovery of grizzly bears — a plan that called for rebuilding the ...
Halted Massive Illegal Old Growth Logging in Montana's Little Belt Mountains. The Alliance stopped the Horsefly logging and ...
A missing hiker has been found safe after more than five weeks of search efforts in Canada's Northern Rockies. 20-year-old ...
A new pack of endangered grey wolves was recently confirmed in Northern California, on the border of Lassen, Plumas and ...
Snow returns for ski resorts in Washington, Oregon, Colorado, and Utah after an extended high pressure system finally breaks.
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