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Colorado Parks and Wildlife Makes "Very Difficult" Decision to Kill Gray Wolf in Pitkin County

Animals · Pitkin County

Colorado Parks and Wildlife Makes "Very Difficult" Decision to Kill Gray Wolf in Pitkin County

95% Center coverage: 19 sources

By Jesse Sarles Click here for updates on this story Colorado (KCNC) — Officials with Colorado Parks and Wildlife say they have killed a gray wolf in Pitkin County. It’s the first time the agency has used what it call “lethal management action” on a wolf since it began reintroduction of the animals into the state in 2023. The agency said in a news release on Friday that the animal was part of the Copper Creek Pack and that the pack was repea…See the Story

Webcast highlights the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone

Webcast highlights the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone

100% Right coverage: 4 sources

As it does every year about this time, the North Dakota Game and Fish Department reminds well-intentioned people to leave baby wildlife alone. “One of the things we remind people is it’s illegal to have wildlife in your possession,” says Patrick Isakson, conservation supervisor for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Learn more about the importance of leaving baby wildlife alone in this week’s “North Dakota Outdoors” webcast. ]]>See the Story

Reward Being Offered for Tips on Killing of Popular Breeding Elk in Wisconsin

Wisconsin · Wisconsin

Reward Being Offered for Tips on Killing of Popular Breeding Elk in Wisconsin

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

A reward is now being offering for information that leads to the prosecution of the person who shot and killed a popular breeding elk in Wisconsin in March.See the Story

Idaho Fish and Game announces new hunting rules for Panhandle region targeting CWD

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

BOISE, Idaho — The Idaho Department Fish and Game announced the time frames and rules for deer and elk hunting for the 2025-2026 big game season in the Panhandle region. Many rules aimed to reduce the transmission and spread of…Hunting · Boise See the Story

Kenetrek Elevates Support with New RMEF-Branded Products

MISSOULA, Mont. — Kenetrek Boots deepened its nearly two-decade commitment to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation by unveiling a new line of licensed RMEF-branded products. “Kenetrek is widely recognized across the outdoor industry as a leader in producing quality boots and other apparel,” said Robb Latrielle, RMEF managing director of marketing and partnerships. “We greatly appreciate their longtime support as a partner that helps us ensure the f…Missoula · Missoula Read Article

Application Period for 2025 Antlerless Utah Hunts Opens June 4

Below is a news release from the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. If putting locally sourced, nutritious meat on the table while enjoying Utah’s beautiful [...]Utah · Utah Read Article

2025 Washington Legislative Session Summary

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation monitors a myriad of state legislature bills across many states that may impact its mission of ensuring the future of [...]Wildfires · Olympia Read Article

Public can still comment on Montana FWP's mule deer management plan

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The new Statewide Mule Deer Management Plan will reflect public concerns, as well as the latest science and research around mule deer numbers and management.Science · Montana See the Story

Staying Sharp: Knife Maker Donates Handmade Knives to RMEF Banquets for Over Three Decades

When Bobby Lee was a young kid, he loved knives but couldn’t find one that would fit his hands properly. This sparked a lifelong passion [...]Georgia, United States · Georgia Read Article

RMEF Recognized for Kentucky Conservation Work

The Kentucky Department of Fish & Wildlife Resources (KDFWR) honored the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation with a partnership award for its collaborative efforts to help [...]Frankfort, Kentucky · Frankfort Read Article

North Carolina Bill Would Establish First-Ever Managed Elk Hunt

The North Carolina General Assembly is considering a bill to create the first managed, modern-day elk hunting season in North Carolina history. The House overwhelmingly [...]North Carolina · North Carolina Read Article

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