grizzlies

Tonight: Last Meeting Before Vote on Egregious Grizzly Hunt

Tonight is the last public hearing before Wyoming Commission votes on extreme trophy hunt.

Tonight: Last Meeting Before Vote on Egregious Grizzly Hunt

Tonight is the last public hearing before Wyoming Commission votes on extreme trophy hunt.

First Public Meeting on Grizzly Trophy Hunting Plans

CASPER, WY -- The Wyoming Game and Fish Department tonight will host the first in a series of public meetings to gather comments on the state’s proposed grizzly bear trophy hunt. The proposal will allow the killing of twenty-four grizzly bears, including slow-reproducing females. The hunt would begin the first day of September, just as bears are trying to fatten up to survive the hibernation period. Females are especially vulnerable as they need extra calories to be able to give birth and sustain cubs during hibernation.

Sierra Club Denounces Wyoming Grizzly Bear Hunting Proposal In Yellowstone Region

Wyoming puts forward horrifying hunting plan for the Yellowstone grizzly.

Sierra Club Applauds Montana Vote Against Grizzly Trophy Hunt in Yellowstone Area

Bozeman, MT-- Yesterday, the Montana Fish and Wildlife Commissi

STATEMENT: Sierra Club Applauds Montana Recommendation Against Grizzly Bear Trophy Hunt

Montana makes right choice on grizzly hunt.

Grizzly Bear Management: Sierra Club Calls for Focus on Co-Existence, Not Trophy Hunts

JACKSON, WY -- The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold a public meeting tonight in Jackson to gather input on how grizzly bears should be managed in the state. The meeting is one of several being held by the Department. Additional meetings are planned including one in Pinedale tomorrow, and other locations in late November/December. Wyoming joined Montana and Idaho in taking over management of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone region following the animal's removal from the Endangered Species list this summer.

Grizzly Bear Management: Sierra Club Calls for Focus on Co-Existence, Not Trophy Hunts

LARAMIE, WY --The Wyoming Game and Fish Department will hold a public meeting tonight to gather input on how grizzly bears should be managed in the state. Wyoming joined Montana and Idaho in taking over management of grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone region following the animal's removal from the Endangered Species list.