Amid the raging national debate between mountain bikers and wildlife conservationists, this piece by Calvin Servheen may be the most thoughtful essay you've ever read on the topic.
Jenny Fitzgerald takes the helm of the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance. Fresh off of watching the struggles of famous mountain lion P-22 in Southern California, she wants to help re-ignite the defense of Greater Yellowstone's wild landscapes
In his new column, Thomas Mangelsen reflects on the day he won a bear tag to hunt grizzlies and the secret to finding meaning as a wildlife photographer
Brad Orsted knew grizzlies had deeper meaning. Only after he heard the stories shared by indigenous elders did he understand why. By their presence, they give landscapes power
More than two dozen former staff and board members, including former superintendent of Yellowstone Park, say GYC's bill to protect Gallatins and their world-class wildlife falls far short
George Bumann, a Gardiner, Montana naturalist, sculptor and author, riffs on his inspiration behind an homage to Yellowstone Wolf 21, departed alpha of the Druid Pack
Story in Yellowstonian leads to Chris Servheen and Doug Smith being featured on national podcast in which grizzly and wolf experts offer severe critique of state wildlife management
In 1960, Wallace Stegner wrote about the enduring importance of wilderness in the modern world. He called wilderness “the geography of hope” and today it's more vital than ever for wildlife
An exhibition “Environmental Impact” now up at the National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole invites us to ponder the challenges facing the natural world, what they mean for your backyard and America’s most iconic wildlife ecosystem
