The century old tradition of feeding elk outside Yellowstone could end up severely hurting the population by spreading chronic wasting disease.
Keep reading How quickly will national elk feeding grounds spread chronic wasting disease?
 MT Gov wants to hunt bison in Yellowstone Park. The USDA wants to chemically castrate them. Either way, ranchers get to cut their numbers. Keep reading Yellowstone Bison to be hunted or chemically castrated  The Nature Conservancy bought the Girl Scouts’ biggest camp to research plants, but plenty of elk, deer, pronghorn, weasels and birds have moved in. Mountain lion and spotted bat are here, but tough to see. Keep reading Tensleep: saved for the plants, but the elk like it, too  Yellowstone Park rounds up 300 bison; likely to slaughter half to please local cattlemen. Did Heidi the possum go cross-eyed from being fat? Jane Lynch v. AKC Keep reading 150 Yellowstone buffalo risk slaughter; Possum on diet to cure cross-eyes  Ambitious English squirrel used Kia as stash. Killer, buying the grizzly attack myth, tried to commit suicide by bear by ODing in Yellowstone. Yellowstone bison saved by public. More animal news Keep reading Squirrel stalls car with 6 lbs of peanuts; Why not to try “suicide by bear”  Hunters shot and killed a 28-year old mare on MD’s Assateague National Sea Shore. 1080 poison was what killed a Yellowstone wolf that wandered to CO. Keep reading Hunter shoots Assateague wild horse; Yellowstone wolf poisoned by banned compound  Las Vegas’ horse summit tries to pretend animal welfare groups, Temple Grandin and common sense are on their side. Keep reading Horse meat pros pretending animal welfare groups, Temple Grandin on their side  President Obama talked grandly about how he would “restore the scientific process to its rightful place at the heart of the Endangered Species Act, but now his interior secretary doing incompetent backroom horsetrading on wolves. Keep reading Why is Obama trying to gut the Endangered Species Act?  Across the southwest is a cartoonish squirrel that wears a gray tuxedo and tassles on his ears. You can call them either Abert or Abert’s Squirrel. Keep reading Abert’s Squirrel: Cartoonish and Likes Western Mountains  Dozens of wolf centers have popped up in the last couple decades, ranging from official breeding centers to sanctuaries for wolf-dog hybrids. You’re also probably near a Mexican gray wolf, one of the country’s rarest mammals. Keep reading Happy Wolf Week: the Wolves Want Your Help |
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