Entries Tagged RMEF

RMEF and partners urge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to allow more state management and a clear path to delisting grizzly bears.

As new wolf packs kill livestock in Colorado and California, support grows to delist wolves nationwide.

The Trump Administration wasted little time putting the brakes on the proposed decision and Congress may be poised to act.

After a paid signature campaign placed an initiative on the ballot that would ban mountain lion and bobcat hunting, voters rejected it in favor of maintaining hunters as the state’s crucial management tool.

A coalition of hunting groups including RMEF support the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to maintain state management of gray wolves.

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed a new pack in Tulare County, the southernmost location since wolves returned to the state in 2011.

Ten wolves were released in Colorado’s Summit and Grand counties in December in an effort to establish a population there.

No large North American mammal is more elusive than the mountain lion.

Across elk country, black bears and elk are intertwined, but how are some of America’s “newest” herds coping with that region’s apex predator?

Land Holdings north of Lolo Creek in western Montana are now forever protected and secured for public use.

An ongoing study aims to find out.

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation lays groundwork for protecting 2,151 acres rich with wildlife — including predators.

Congress created the Equal Access to Justice Act to give everyday Americans a fair shot. But it’s been hijacked into a lawsuit factory where environmental groups fuel their agendas with taxpayer money.

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation protects 158 acres — improves access to 678 more acres.