The federal government announced last month it will continue protecting endangered grizzly bears in the Rocky Mountains after challenges from Republican-led states. Though the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will continue to protect the threatened species ...

More than $1 million in funding is being directed this year to communities and organizations working to reduce carnivore conflict and depredation across Montana.

Meet the grizzly bear, one of the most dangerous predators in the world.

The Guardian reported news of hopes for more bear sightings following a new feasibility report. The study focuses on the possible return of California's state animal: the grizzly bear. Have you noticed the grizzly bear on the California state flag?

In the wilds of North America, clashes between giants are rare, but not impossible. The towering moose, with antlers like spears, faces the grizzly bear, one of Earth’s most relentless predators. Both are massive,

Wildlife managers in western states are buzzing grizzlies bears using drones and even blaring heavy metal tunes to scare away the bears expand across Montana’s northern plains. Sometimes, the noise of the drone’s propellers is enough to push the apex ...

No one said predator control or intensive management is about destroying nature. It’s about killing — and often slaughtering — Alaska’s bears and wolves so that human hunters, most of them so-called sport hunters living in cities, have more moose, caribou and deer to kill. And isn’t that a shame?

The recent op-ed calling for continued grizzly bear protection (Grizzly bears are not wolves, July 27) paints a picture that, while emotionally compelling, misses the nuance — and reality — of what’s happening on the ground. Grizzly bears are not on ...

In the woods outside Winnipeg, people began noticing something that didn’t fit the usual rules of nature. A young grizzly and an elk moved together like companions instead of predator and prey.

Scientists with the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team have resumed grizzly bear capture and monitoring operations in Yellowstone National Park as part of long-term efforts to track the species’ recovery in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.