Wyoming Launches Spring Sage Grouse Habitat Project

There’s a significant conservation initiative taking shape in Wyoming as the Wyoming Game and Fish Department announces a robust $3 million project aimed at restoring approximately 12,000 acres of critical habitat for the sage grouse. Set to commence in spring 2025, this initiative primarily targets Carbon County, with a goal of reversing a concerning 10% … Read more

Wyoming Records Banner Year for Pronghorn Populations

There’s a palpable sense of excitement in Wyoming as the state’s pronghorn populations have hit an impressive milestone, with more than 400,000 of these iconic animals counted in the spring of 2025. This increase marks the highest number recorded in the past 20 years, reigniting discussions about wildlife management, hunting opportunities, and habitat conservation strategies. … Read more

Wyoming Rolls Out Advanced Deer Hunting Tech Trials

Over the past few weeks, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department has made headlines by introducing a pioneering pilot program aimed at revolutionizing deer hunting through the use of advanced technologies. This initiative focuses on drone-assisted tracking and thermal imaging, which promises to enhance success rates while maintaining ethical standards for harvesting deer in challenging … Read more

Wyoming Launches Elk Migration Corridor Study

Over recent years, wildlife experts have recognized the importance of understanding elk migration patterns to ensure the protection of these majestic animals in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As a response, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD) has initiated a multi-year study aimed at mapping and safeguarding elk migration routes. This significant undertaking acknowledges the … Read more

Wyoming Elk Herd Thrives After Mild Winter

Wyoming‘s elk population has experienced a remarkable resurgence following a mild winter in 2024, according to reports from the Wyoming Game and Fish Department (WGFD). Survival rates among elk have reached record highs, showing a positive trend that wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists alike can celebrate. Experts from the WGFD have noted that the combination of … Read more