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Environmental groups see wins in Paradise Valley livestock grazing lawsuit

Summary by The Billings Gazette

In a March 27 order, Missoula U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto told the agency to “remedy” issues raised such as the grazing plan’s effects on grizzly bear habitat connectivity.

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Grizzlies pose minimal threat to Wyoming cattle

Recent headlines declare that grizzly bears killed a “record” number of cattle in Wyoming’s Upper Green River region in 2024. While provocative, these claims are misleading. Opinion Due to concentrated cattle grazing in bear habitat, livestock and grizzlies frequently cross paths on the Upper Green River allotment northwest of Pinedale. Yet, even here, livestock losses remain extremely low. The U.S. Forest Service authorized almost ten thousand…

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Conservation groups see wins in Paradise Valley livestock grazing lawsuit

In a March 27 order, Missoula U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto told the agency to “remedy” issues raised such as the grazing plan’s effects on grizzly bear habitat connectivity.

9 days ago·Cherokee County, United States

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Environmental groups see wins in Paradise Valley livestock grazing lawsuit

In a March 27 order, Missoula U.S. Magistrate Judge Kathleen DeSoto told the agency to “remedy” issues raised such as the grazing plan’s effects on grizzly bear habitat connectivity.

9 days ago·Billings, United States

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