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May 15, 2009
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- bison, brucellosis, buffalo, helicopter, horsebutte, montana, northernrockies, wildlife, yellowstone
We got word that state and federal wildlife officials were unnecessarily hazing America's last genetically wild buffalo off of a peninsula west of Yellowstone National Park in Montana yesterday. I started pulling together a blog posting and about halfway...continued→
January 9, 2009
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- bison, bozemandailychronicle, buffalo, gye, yellowstone
With news that wildlife officials will likely make changes in the way Yellowstone National Park's bison herds are managed, there has been an interesting shift to the tone of the debate recently. Sure, it is still chock-full of emotional bombast...continued→
October 29, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
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- bushadministration, endangeredspecies, endangeredspeciesact, ESA, northernrockies, polarbears, publiccomment, wildlife, wolves, yellowstone
Well, you have to give them credit for persistence... The Bush administration has had a string of defeats on wildlife issues lately. But they keep trying. And trying. And trying. They lose on polar bears in Alaska, so they go...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→
May 16, 2008
Posted by Josh Mogerman in Saving Wildlife and Wild Places
- Tags:
- buffalo, HorseButte, montana, yellowstone
As rites of spring go, this a depressing one…The state of Montana has begun hazing America’s last remaining free-ranging buffalo herds from their traditional calving grounds back into Yellowstone National Park.I know, I know… Hazing. That doesn’t sound so bad,...continued→