In the last slot of time, the commissioners met with the wildlife advisory committee. The advisory committee was formed by resolution in 2022 in order to address the comprehensive plan goals to ...

The capture of 15 grey wolves in British Columbia and their release in Colorado is complete, an operation that led to unspecified threats against staff with Colorado Parks and Wildlife ...

A team of biologists with Colorado Parks and Wildlife along with their counterparts ... which spans parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho,” the statement from Colorado Parks added.

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A team of biologists with Colorado Parks and Wildlife along with their counterparts ... which spans parts of Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho,” the statement from Colorado Parks added.

and Idaho," the statement from Colorado Parks added. It said the wolves from B.C. received a "high level of veterinary care," but one wolf died following its capture. An examination by veterinary ...

Idaho Department of Fish and Game's (IDFG) Magic Valley Regional Wildlife Biologist Eric VanBeek said they feed about 100 elk annually. "This is the only annually sanctioned feed site in the state ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife biologists began capturing the wolves on Jan. 10, and agency officials announced Sunday that CPW had successfully completed the capture-and-release operation.

Nick Faciano of the Idaho Wildlife Federation said states like Idaho and Utah would likely not have the resources to manage huge expanses of land transferred to them from the federal government.

Having enrolled in the University of Montana’s wildlife biology graduate school, Boyd joined Ream in September 1979, assigned to an off-the-grid cabin along the North Fork Flathead River near ...

The wildlife service has documented almost 250 bird species on the refuge, of which about 100 are known to nest there. The Idaho State Journal invites you to take part in the community conversation.