Public Invited To Watch Sage Grouse Mating Dance Near Mormon Row
Grand Teton National Park rangers are inviting the public to come this April and watch sage grouse perform their annual mating dance near Mormon Row.
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Battle Looming Over Endangered Species Act Protections
An effort to remove Endangered Species Act protections for wolves and grizzly bears has been launched in the U.S. House of Representatives, a move opponents say aims to jettison "the best tool for tackling the worsening extinction crisis."
A $25 Million Boost For Bison
Mythic, iconic, and nomadic, bison are an American relic, the continent's largest mammal that once roamed from Canada to Mexico, from Nevada to Virginia. Reduced in number from an estimated 60 million to just thousands, the species is being given a $25 million lifeline from the Biden administration to bolster its genetics and herds.
- By Kurt Repanshek - March 12th, 2023
Study: States And NPS Need To Reach Cooperative Goals On Wolves
With its home territory squeezed hard up against the northern boundary of Yellowstone National Park, the Phantom Lake wolf pack ran into a slaughterhouse when it roamed into southern Montana.
- February 12th, 2023
Move By U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service To Reconsider ESA Protections For Grizzlies Criticized
A decision Friday by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to reconsider whether grizzly bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem need Endangered Species Act protection was heavily criticized by conservation groups.
Grand Teton Backcountry Permits Available Next Week
Hoping to head to the high country of Grand Teton National Park this coming summer for a few days? Your journey begins next week, when backcountry permits become available online.
- January 6th, 2023
Aquatic Invasive Species Driving Up Costs Of Boating In Some Parks
Ever-rising costs in the battle against aquatic invasive species in the National Park System are driving up the costs of boating in some parks.
Whitebark Pine Listed As A Threatened Species Under ESA
Whitebark pines, majestic trees that grow across Western national parks and feed birds and bears and serve as living snow fences, are at risk of disappearing due to disease, beetle attacks, and climate change and deserve protection as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Wednesday.
- December 14th, 2022
Winter Season Starting At Grand Teton National Park
A seasonal fall -- cold and snowy -- in the northern Rockies has enabled Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming to officially move into its winter season with cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
- December 11th, 2022
Explore The National Park System This Winter
Winter's vagaries -- blizzards and periods without snow, sub-zero thermometer readings, and unseasonably warm temps -- can toss you curveballs when it comes to enjoying the season in the National Park System, but if you plan carefully you can be prepared with alternatives.
- December 4th, 2022
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