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Gillette Wildlife Biologist Erika Peckham is selected as the 2019 Wyoming Game Wardens Association Wildlife Manager of the Year for her dedication to the wildlife resource of northeast Wyoming. Peckham began work with Wyoming Game and Fish in 2008 as a habitat extension biologist and started as the Gillette wildlife biologist on Jan. 1,…
The bear reportedly gained access to an unsecured garbage can at a house on Wednesday. Then it made repeated visits to the Rainbow Point Campground, where it got into a cooler, as well as food and garbage from the back of a pickup truck. The bear also toppled a tent and climbed on an occupied…
The bear reportedly gained access to an unsecured garbage can at a house on Wednesday. Then it made repeated visits to the Rainbow Point Campground, where it got into a cooler, as well as food and garbage from the back of a pickup truck. The bear also toppled a tent and climbed on an occupied…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is implementing a partial fire ban on Game and Fish Commission-owned and managed lands within Platte County. The fire ban is in effect immediately. The fire ban prohibits campfires on all Game and Fish Commission owned and managed lands within Platte County, including Cottonwood Draw Wildlife Habitat Management Area…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is implementing a partial fire ban on Game and Fish Commission-owned and managed lands within Platte County. The fire ban is in effect immediately. The fire ban prohibits campfires on all Game and Fish Commission owned and managed lands within Platte County, including Cottonwood Draw Wildlife Habitat Management Area…
Black bears are among us in southeastern Montana, even if we don’t often see them. Bears are constantly foraging for food, and it’s not unusual for them to wander into residential areas where they may come in contact with humans. To raise awareness of black bears and their behaviors, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will…
Black bears are among us in southeastern Montana, even if we don’t often see them. Bears are constantly foraging for food, and it’s not unusual for them to wander into residential areas where they may come in contact with humans. To raise awareness of black bears and their behaviors, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will…
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks added fire restrictions to all of its properties in Yellowstone County this week, but lifted traffic restrictions at many of its fishing access sites along the Yellowstone River in south central Montana. FWP posted limits on campfires and other burning at all of its properties in Yellowstone County after the…
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks added fire restrictions to all of its properties in Yellowstone County this week, but lifted traffic restrictions at many of its fishing access sites along the Yellowstone River in south central Montana. FWP posted limits on campfires and other burning at all of its properties in Yellowstone County after the…
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks is receiving calls from people who have picked up deer fawns, young birds or other newly born wildlife. It’s important to remember that FWP no longer accepts, holds or rehabilitates moose, deer, elk and most other animals. Diseases (such as Chronic Wasting Disease) are a concern when moving moose,…