Receiving news of 399’s passing is a day we all feared would come, a day from the beginning we hoped would be far into the future… a day regardless of the circumstances... was inevitable. Near midnight…continue reading
The commuter who hit and killed Grizzly 399 on Tuesday night in the Snake River Canyon was aware of wildlife in the area and driving cautiously when the accident occurred, officials said Friday. He also…continue reading
October 10, 2024 by The Wildlife Society The rule instructs counties and cities to consider wild corridors when planning development A new state law in California will instruct counties and municipalities to conserve wildlife corridors when planning…continue reading
Americans seem to have a soft spot for animals and want more laws to protect them from cruelty and suffering, according to a new survey by Colorado State University and Project Coyote. The survey asked questions about everything…continue reading
Date: October 8th, 2024To: Nevada Board of Wildlife CommissionersRegarding:Request for trapping regulations to reduce incidental trapping of mountain lionsPurpose:Recreational trapping of mountain lions in Nevada is not permitted by law. Yet, documentation available from the…continue reading
Nationwide Survey Reveals Strong Public Support for Greater Wildlife Protection Wildlife Killing Contests, Wolf and Coyote ‘Whacking,’ and Other Cruel Practices Among Key Concerns Polled Fort Collins, CO – Results of a national public survey published today by…continue reading
When we think about how humans treat their fellow animals, few issues seem to polarise opinion as much as hunting. From fox hunts in the UK to trophy hunting of Africa’s “big five” (lions, elephants,…continue reading
Date and time Friday, October 18 · 5:30 - 8pm PDT. Doors at 5:15pm Location Nevada Museum of Art160 West Liberty Street Reno, NV 89501 Mountain lions are among the most charismatic, magnificent and misunderstood of…continue reading
Nearly two-thirds of Nevadans polled want the Board of Wildlife Commissioners to ban the brutal competitions. Wildlife killing contests have now been banned in Arizona, Colorado, Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, California, Vermont, Massachusetts, Maryland and…continue reading
After decades of uncertainty, researchers have established population estimates for wolverines in two boreal forest areas in Alberta and Ontario. The results reveal that the carnivore’s populations are denser in Alberta than Ontario, though trapping…continue reading