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OPINION COLUMN: Millions of bees on the loose in Yellowstone potential new wildlife sighting
1+ hour, 38+ min ago (703+ words) On my most recent trip into Yellowstone National Park I took on the challenge of looking for the newest species added to the famous park’s wildlife lineup. But I struck out. Saw nothing. Nada. Zero. Oh, well. It’s not as…...
OPINION COLUMN: A dog’s life – more complex than we can figure
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (606+ words) I am one of those people lucky enough to have a great dog who lives with us. When people ask how Boston is, I unfailingly say that he’s a delight. He is loving, but only towards my wife and me....
COLUMN: Don’t pet the humpbacked, shaggy-haired ox
1+ week, 2+ day ago (324+ words) As everyone in Park County is aware, a woman rode a bison down the middle of Sheridan Avenue on July 3. I wonder if this public display gave those lining the streets (with plans later to visit the park) an unrealistic…...
Feds look to return grizzly management to Western states: A public comment period on the proposal has been opened by the Fish and Wildlife Service following the Tuesday announcement. | Local News | codyenterprise.com
2+ week, 1+ hour ago (662+ words) A grizzly bear near Swan Lake in Yellowstone National Park. Federal officials announced Tuesday a new proposal that would return the management of the threatened grizzly bear to the states. Under the proposal, the Department of the Interior (DOI) would…...
McIntyre’s new book reveals more wolf tales – as well as things about himself
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (756+ words) Rick McIntyre’s special anniversary date was May 19, 2025. It marked the 10,000th day he ventured into Yellowstone National Park to search for wolf packs, spot wolves and study wolf behavior. The long-time National Park Service naturalist earned his stature as one of…...
How Wyoming won the wolf war: The state’s 30-year campaign to remove the predators from the range
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (1297+ words) An ad from the Sundance, Crook County Newspaper on Feb. 28, 1908 shows the anti-wolf sentiment. Long before wolves became symbols of wilderness preservation and Yellowstone tourism, they were viewed across Wyoming as enemies to the state predators blamed for killing livestock,…...
OPINION COLUMN: Moose harder to spot than grizzlies in Yellowstone
2+ mon, 23+ hour ago (592+ words) When you venture into Yellowstone National Park for a day and report back in Cody, the question most often raised is, “Did you see a grizzly?” Recently, following a marvelous day in the park, as they usually are, I answered,…...
Migrating wildlife need lots of space between houses, research shows: They sometimes require a mile or more. Clustered rather than scattered rural homes could help.
2+ mon, 1+ day ago (442+ words) Mule deer graze west of Little Prospect Mountain off of Lander Cutoff Road. In rural areas, researchers find that wildlife avoid wandering through spaces between structures less than 1.2 miles wide. In a paper published May 11 in the Journal of Applied…...
COLUMN: Gulping goldfish and quaffing koi
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (416+ words) At my son’s wedding reception some years ago, where tiny, shiny orange fish swam in bowls centered at each table, a male relative, reprising his youthful college days, reached into the bowl, removed a fish, and popped it into his…...
The ‘Avian icon of the Arctic’
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (670+ words) A female snowy owl takes flight. Females are larger and ‘really, really powerful,’ said Denver Holt at the Cody Library Monday evening. Denver Holt, founder of the Owl Research Institute, describes snowy owl breeding in the Arctic circle Monday evening....