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Category: Wildlife

Grizzly 399: Wildlife In The Wild—Not Solely On A Wall—Is Wyoming’s Own Version Of The Mona Lisa

Helen Seay's portrayal of Jackson Hole Grizzly 399 and cubs was completed literally hours before the famous bear died. Her mural is neither an elegy or eulogy, but a celebration of Greater Yellowstone's living wildlife diversity

How The West Inspired Ted Turner’s Forerunning Vision For Large Landscape Conservation

Jane Goodall Remembrance To Be Live-Streamed Wednesday Morning From National Cathedral

The most recognized citizen conservationist in the world, Goodall was wildlife's best friend had special reverence for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Louisa Willcox: Legendary Greater Yellowstone Conservationist Says Mountains Need Protection

In this op-ed Louisa Willcox says wild country and natural lands in America's most iconic wildlife ecosystem are under siege. She says the time is now to safeguard the Gallatin Mountains, one of the last best unprotected stretches of public lands that belong to all citizens in the West

Prominent Businessperson: Don’t Sacrifice Gallatin Range For Short-Term Monetary Gain

Bill Simkins, a fourth-generation Montanan, grew up as a classic fiscal conservative who loved the outdoors and adhered to the ideals of Theodore Roosevelt. As an attorney and international businessman, he had a hand in building Big Sky. Today he says it's vital that a stretch of mountains between Bozeman and Yellowstone receive highest protection

How Do We Actually Live With Bears And Wildness In Greater Yellowstone?

Mike Clark, who has spent five decades advocating for wildlife and who led the best known regional conservation organization in Greater Yellowstone, reflects after bears frequent his backyard—on the south side of Bozeman

Remembering Harry Mitchell And The Spirit Of Real Montana: Where Is It Going?

Dorothy Bradley has interacted with legislators from both sides of the political aisle in Montana who did what was right for people, land and heritage

When Wolves Returned To Yellowstone, Some Of The Biggest Dramas Were Human Ones

"The Other Ten Wolves," a book by Carter Niemeyer, is a perfect complement to Tom Winston's film "Lost Wolves of Yellowstone." Now 30 years later, they remind that the public never knew how harrowing wolf recovery actually was

Yellowstonian featured in two riveting podcasts on topics of wilderness, de-wilding and re-wilding 

Jackie Batrus who hosts the "Voices of Wllderness" podcast, and Jack Humphrey, host of "Rewilding Earth," both invited the founder of Yellowstonian to talk about the future of Greater Yellowstone, journalism and the fate of the wild West. We have the links!

Eminent Authority On Roads Explains How They Destroy American Wildlands And Our Wildlife Heritage

Dr. Reed Noss, a globally respected scientist in the field of conservation biology, says there's no greater menace to wild country than constructing roads. In this important piece, he lays out why rescinding the Forest Service Roadless Rule is a terrible idea
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