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Tag: Wolves
Updated: What you need to know about a ballot effort to...
Editor's note: This story originally was published on Nov. 17, 2019. On Tuesday, Dec. 10, the Rocky Mountain Wolf Action Fund submitted to the...
‘Journalism Matters’: Pueblo Chieftain employees protest cuts and their new owner...
A year ago, Denver Post journalists streamed out of their newsroom at the Adams County printing plant waving picket signs and loudly protesting their hedge-fund owner: "Hey-hey, Ho-ho, Alden...
Southwestern willow flycatcher: A feather in the cap of wildlife litigators
A proposal made this month to increase critical habitat for the endangered Southwestern willow flycatcher represents a shift in philosophy at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which instead of merely trying to maintain populations of endangered species is now aiming to boost them.
Wildlife group: Cull elk at national park with wolves, not sharpshooters
An environmental group called on the Department of the Interior to cease fire on a plan to use volunteer sharpshooters to reduce elk herds in Rocky Mountain National Park, instead urging officials to release wolves into the park "as part of the long-term solution to the elk over-browsing problem."
Science Sunday: Iapetus’ Mountains, Wolves v. Coyotes, Prostate Relief
Distant mountains
Himalayas of Iapetus
The Cassini mission to Saturn has come within a thousand miles of the surface of the planet's third largest moon, Iapetus,...
Science Sunday: Autism, Alfv
Location, location, location
Wolf near Blacktail Pond, Yellowstone National
Park; Jim Peaco, National Park Service
A main indicator of hunting success for Yellowstone National Park's wolves is...
Science Sunday: San Juan Glaciers, Marijuana Psychos, Wolves
Going, Going, Gone Glacier
Colorado scientists weren't pulling their weight this week. We could only find one paper from local researchers. Fortunately it's an interesting...