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September 24, 2009
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- climatechange, endangeredspecies, endangeredspeciesact, ESA, globalwarming, grizzlybears, northernrockies, whitebarkpine, wyoming
Last year I had a chance to wander into the Wind River region of Wyoming with journalists, academics, and NRDC experts interested in getting to the bottom of the climate catastrophe that is unfolding in the region's whitebark pine...continued→
March 30, 2009
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- casperstartribune, delisting, dicksadler, endangeredspecies, northernrockies, wolf, wolves, wyoming
It takes some serious guts for a public figure to challenge the anti-wolf lobby in Wyoming. And with the imminent release of the Department of Interior's new wolf rules that remove endangered species protections from the packs in Montana and...continued→
September 27, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- grizzlybear, whitebarkpine, wyoming, yellowstone
From the landing approach to the airport in Jackson Hole, WY with the dramatic Tetons exploding from the flat plains below, my first visit to the northern Rockies was both exhilarating and depressing. I was in Wyoming to join...continued→
July 10, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- bison, brucellosis, buffalo, montana, wyoming
Sadly, outbreaks of the cattle disease brucellosis have popped up in Montana and Wyoming recently. Though there has never been a documented case of the disease being transmitted from buffalo to cattle in the wild---and the geography of the outbreak...continued→
May 9, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- endangeredspeciesact, wolves, wyoming
NRDC has been shining a bright light on the ugliness in the Northern Rockies since grey wolves were delisted last month. To date the animals are being shot down at the rate of one a day in Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana....continued→