Wildlife & NaturePine Ridge
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Pine Ridge area wolf thought to be Wyoming migrant (5/15/2012)
(South Dakota) -- Tribal wildlife officials on the Pine Ridge Reservation are trying to determine the origins of a wolf that was found dead Monday morning along U.S....
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Mining & Drilling
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Shell receives wildlife 'harassment' permits for Arctic offshore drilling (5/3/2012)
(Alaska) -- A spokesman for Shell Alaska says the company is a step closer to exploratory drilling off Alaska's northern shores.
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CSKT seeks to halt mine in Cabinet Mountains Wilderness through designation (3/25/2012)
(Montana) -- As plans march forward for a controversial copper and silver mine beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness, members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai...
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Tribes aim to stop mine beneath Montana wilderness (3/25/2012)
(Montana) -- Members of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are trying to prevent an underground copper and silver mine beneath the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness...
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Bigfoot
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Park Service is requiring permits to hunt Bigfoot (3/31/2012)
(Arkansas) -- If you're going to make a business out of taking naive people into national parks and extorting money from them to go hunt around for Bigfoot, then the...
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Bigfoots by the dozens? Alberta wilderness guide says beastly troops likely in Canadian Rockies (9/2/2011)
(Alberta) -- A wilderness and ecology guide believes Bigfoots by the dozen could be roaming the wilderness of southern Alberta and parts of British Columbia.
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Other News
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Group asks judge to halt sea lion killings (5/16/2012)
(Oregon) -- A federal judge will decide by the end of May whether to stop the government from killing sea lions that eat endangered wild salmon bottled up at Bonneville...
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Studies point to trouble when hatchery and wild salmon mix (5/16/2012)
(Alaska) -- New studies published this week in a special issue of the journal Environmental Biology of Fishes present more evidence of potential trouble when hatchery...
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Wolf found dead in SD came from Yellowstone (5/16/2012)
(South Dakota) -- A federal wolf specialist says a gray wolf found dead on South Dakota's Ridge Reservation came from Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming.
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Meeting on Montana bison proposal draws supporters, opponents from near, far (5/15/2012)
(Montana) -- A proposal to let bison roam wild and hunted in Montana attracted both supporters and opponents at a scoping meeting in Missoula on Monday evening.
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Montana tribes edge closer to role at Bison Range (5/15/2012)
(Montana) -- Prolonged efforts by the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes to be a part of the management and operation of the National Bison Range located on their...
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Ruling that blocked Montana bison moves appealed (5/15/2012)
(Montana) -- Environmental groups say they will ask the Montana Supreme Court to overturn a district court ruling that temporarily halts transfers of Yellowstone...
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State appeals court blocks on bison transfers (5/15/2012)
(Montana) -- Montana will appeal a district court ruling that blocks further transfers of bison out of Yellowstone National Par
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State kicks off meetings to gauge bison tolerance (5/15/2012)
(Montana) -- Dozens of people turned out in Missoula as Montana wildlife officials began a statewide tour to gauge public opinion on the reintroduction of wild bison to...
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Judge blocks helicopter hazing of wild bison (5/14/2012)
(Montana) -- A federal judge on Monday blocked Montana officials from driving wild bison back into Yellowstone National Park with a helicopter after wildlife advocates...
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Island's falling wolf population raises alarm (5/14/2012)
(Minnesota) -- During a cold winter in the late 1940s, wolves made a 20-mile journey across an ice bridge that had formed between the North Shore of Lake Superior and...
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In City Where Dogs Outnumber Children, Finding a Way for Coyotes to Coexist (5/14/2012)
(California) -- Almost all creatures, great and small, are welcome in the city of St. Francis, patron saint of animals, whose spirit imbues this place with a love and...
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Salina Town Board delays vote on coyotes, again (5/14/2012)
(New York) -- The Salina Town Board further delayed a vote Monday night on whether or not to allow residents to hire a private wildlife professional to shoot and kill...
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Rare White Buffalo Remembered (5/13/2012)
(Texas) -- His name is Lighting Medicine Cloud. On Saturday the sacred rare white buffalo calf would have turned one years old. But instead of celebrating his first...
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Group asks judge to stop helicopters from scaring Yellowstone bears (5/11/2012)
(Montana) -- Wildlife advocates are asking a federal judge in Billings, Mont., to stop the use of helicopters to haze migrating bison back into Yellowstone National Park...
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OR-7, Well-Traveled Oregon Wolf, Photographed In California (5/11/2012)
(Oregon) -- A young male wolf from Oregon that has won worldwide fame while trekking across mountains, deserts and highways looking for a mate has had what appears to be...
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Treaties Oblige Native Habitat for Wild Buffalo, Say 11 Montana-Wyoming Tribes (5/10/2012)
(Montana) -- The eleven member tribes of the Montana-Wyoming Tribal Leaders Council made it clear in a letter to Montana’s Governor Brian D. Schweitzer this week...
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Montana judge blocks transfer of Yellowstone bison (5/9/2012)
(Montana) -- A Montana judge on Wednesday halted further transfers of Yellowstone National Park bison, dealing a significant blow to a government-sponsored conservation...
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Former Yellowstone official adds new details to park's wolf story (5/9/2012)
(Montana) -- The introduction of gray wolves from Canada into Yellowstone National Park was a national media sensation in 1995. It had been almost 70 years since the...
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3 Yellowstone bison captured; hazing next (5/8/2012)
(Montana) -- Government workers are set to begin hazing hundreds of wild bison back into Yellowstone National Park after capturing a small group of the animals for use...
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State representative says Schweitzer broke law with bison transfer (5/8/2012)
(Montana) -- A Republican state lawmaker thinks Gov. Brian Schweitzer broke the law earlier this year when he authorized the transport of more than 60 bison from a...
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