Mike Koshmrl

The order's Jan. 20 deadline means the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s long-awaited grizzly bear proposal will likely come as the second Trump administration begins.

Longtime habitat management techniques don’t stimulate vegetation growth in one sagebrush subspecies and may have detrimental effects on sage grouse and sagebrush-reliant songbirds, several studies show.

Surveys will be repeated in mountain ranges around the state to inform how climate change is affecting the alpine talus-bound mammals, but existing research hints that adversity lies ahead for pikas.

The whereabouts of the pint-sized pika, a mammalian indicator species that is losing its alpine habitat to climate change, have been mapped for the first time in Wyoming’s reaches of the Rocky …

The whereabouts of the pint-sized pika, a mammalian indicator species that is losing its alpine habitat to climate change, have been mapped for the first time in Wyoming’s reaches of the Rocky …

Little Soda Lake’s abrupt decline and eye-catching color are being investigated by state and federal authorities.

Generations of Wyoming wildlife managers have mowed over swaths of the sagebrush sea, a practice long believed to improve conditions for wildlife in places like the Green River Basin, near

Generations of Wyoming wildlife managers have mowed over swaths of the sagebrush sea, a practice long believed to improve conditions for wildlife in places like the Green River Basin, near Baggs and the Platte Valley.

Federal officials aren’t sure they will release their decision before 2025, the ideal deadline needed to complete a high-profile land transaction 100 miles away in Grand Teton National Park.

No revisions were made to the final plan by BLM Director Tracy Stone-Manning, despite numerous requests from Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon. The decision arrived with little notice, shortly before an expected government shutdown.