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UW Contributes to New Study on North America Bison History
2+ hour, 22+ min ago (463+ words) Published August 06, 2026 Genetic material from bison bones collected at Wyoming archaeological sites -- and housed at the University of Wyoming -- played a key role in a sweeping new study about the history of the iconic species in North America. Most notably,…...
Rare Broad-Winged Hawk Released at UW After Discovery on Campus in June
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (548+ words) Published August 05, 2026 At the edge of the University of Wyoming’s Prexy’s Pasture Thursday, July 30, people gathered around a rare sight in Wyoming for this time of year -- a broad-winged hawk. DeShazo also notes that a small group of broad-winged hawks…...
Volunteers Spot 13 Moose During UW Biodiversity Institute’s Summer Moose Day Weekend
1+ week, 3+ day ago (411+ words) Published July 27, 2026 For the 10th year, community scientists helped identify moose populations in the mountains outside of Laramie for Summer Moose Day weekend. The 13 moose seen this year were far more than the eight witnessed in 2025. Sixty-six volunteers across 22 groups ventured…...
UW’s Biodiversity Institute Adds Three More Summer Bat Walks Around Wyoming
3+ week, 1+ day ago (273+ words) Published July 15, 2026 Before the summer started, the University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute scheduled seven free Summer Bat Walks. Now, they have added three more. Locations, dates and times of the additional Bat Walks are as follows: Gillette -- McManamen Park, Thursday,…...
UW’s Biodiversity Institute to Host Summer Moose Day Weekend July 18-19
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (437+ words) Published June 10, 2026 Summer Moose Day activities will span a weekend -- Saturday-Sunday, July 18-19 -- again this year, and volunteers will head out on various hiking routes along creek beds and trails or drive U.S. Forest Service roads to spot and count moose in…...
UW’s Biodiversity Institute to Host Seven Summer Bat Walks Around Wyoming
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (516+ words) Published May 21, 2026 More Wyoming residents than ever will have an opportunity to view and hear multiple species of bats during seven free Summer Bat Walks hosted by the University of Wyoming’s Biodiversity Institute. Locations, dates and times of bat walks…...
New Research Shows How Much Space Between Houses Keeps Big Game Moving
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (206+ words) Published May 12, 2026 Housing development is expanding, pushing homes into wild landscapes at an unprecedented pace. The allure of living near the West’s large landscapes and its big game species such as elk, deer and pronghorn has increased demand for houses…...
UW’s Storey Makes Winning Presentation at Wyoming Chapter of Wildlife Society Meeting
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (241+ words) Published April 22, 2026 Wild bumble bees are in decline, and various parasites may be a major cause. But there hasn’t been any data on whether Wyoming bees have parasites and to what degree -- until now. Amy Storey, a University of Wyoming…...
UW’s Shaw Co-Editor of New Book About Beneficial Wasps
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (213+ words) Published January 14, 2026 Scott Shaw, a University of Wyoming entomology professor, recently contributed to a comprehensive new book on Darwin wasps, insects that have a vital role in agriculture. Published in December 2025 by Springer Press, “Darwin Wasps of the Middle East…...
New Maps Reveal Extensive Pronghorn Migrations Across Northern Sagebrush Steppe
8+ mon, 2+ week ago (748+ words) Published November 20, 2025 In 2004, a female pronghorn made the longest-recorded migration for her species, traveling from Manyberries, Alberta, Canada, north to her summer range into Saskatchewan and back for a total distance of 552 miles. She crossed major highways, numerous fences and…...