September 25, 2022, Island Park, Idaho — A new fence at Lyle Springs in Island Park was recently completed by the Forest Service. This project, led by Wildlife Biologist Sabrina Derusseau with the […]
Fence at Lyle Springs Protects Breeding Habitat
Category: Wildlife
If you see a white pelican, this group wants to know about it
ISLAND PARK – Henrys Fork Wildlife Alliance and the Idaho Department of Fish and Game are asking recreationists, bird watchers, and the general public to report sightings of pelicans with […]
Appreciating a Conservation Easement
by Jean Bjerke People love Island Park for many reasons. Its natural beauty, mountains, valleys, lakes and streams. Its abundant wildlife and birds, and its world-class fishing. Its lush meadows, […]
Food-Conditioned Grizzlies Put Down in Island Park
Published May 22, 2022 The following is a news release from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. ISLAND PARK – On May 21, Idaho Fish and Game in cooperation […]
DISTRICT RANGER GETS HER WISH – OBSOLETE FENCE REMOVED IN ISLAND PARK
Press Release in Island Park News 8/26/2021 Island Park Idaho – August 19, 2021 — Henrys Fork Wildlife Alliance (HFWA) has a goal to remove obsolete barbed wire fences that […]
Yellowstone National Park engages with Tribes to improve partnerships
By Aaron Brown MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, Wyo. (Release) – As the Yellowstone 150th anniversary approaches in 2022, the park is working to engage with Tribes around potential actions to expand tribal […]
Volunteers remove barbed wire fence in Island Park to prevent wildlife deaths
Published in East Idaho News on July 10, 2021 ISLAND PARK – John Poloski said he doesn’t want to see any more deer die after becoming entangled in barbed wire […]
An up close look at one of the prettiest bluebirds
By Bill Schiess, EastIdahoNews.com columnist “There have been bluebirds in our backyard all day,” my wife told me as I got home from a rock hunting trip. “Sometime they seem […]
Climate study predicts life-altering changes for Greater Yellowstone
By Dustin Bleizeffer WYOMING — Average temperatures are rising in the Greater Yellowstone Area, resulting in less snow, earlier runoff and major economic implications in the western headwaters region, according […]
Montana Wildlife Migration Strategy Helps Big Game and Economy
In November, the government of Montana finalized a strategy that blazes new ground for how states can identify and conserve wildlife migration routes.