Wyoming Game and Fish Commission

The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has recently announced the creation of a new task force. This group called the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce, will focus on top-priority issues such as licensing and public access which are currently facing the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and sportsmen alike...

All lands in the Laramie Region that are owned or managed by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission are under this ban.

Biologists worry the goats could spread disease to native bighorn sheep.

$1.25 million was just approved to build two underpasses on Highway 189 for the wildlife to pass from one side to the other.

Idaho has approved hunting one grizzly this fall. Montana has decided for now that it will not allow grizzly bear hunting.

Hunting seasons may be shortened because game animals have suffered through a hard winter.

  The Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, which consists of 23 states and Canadian provinces, recognized the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission as its commission of the year at its meeting in Reno Monday night. “We are honoring Wyoming’s commission this year because of its success in addressing some of the nation’s most challenging wildlife management issues,” said Western Association

Climatologists with the University of Nebraska and the U.S. Department of Agriculture say Wyoming is emerging from a persisting drought. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will Sept. 22-23 in Jackson. Amy Richards reports.

An internal review has found that  Wyoming Department of Corrections officials mistakenly released an inmate early even after he told a corrections officer that he still had at least five years left to serve on an aggravated assault sentence. Amy Richards has a report. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission will meet in Lander next month. Spokesman Al Langston says scheduled topics include license r

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has denied a petition against two wind farms south of Douglas. Amy Richards has a report. The wolf plan agreed on by Governor Matt Mead and approved by the legislature will be discussed later today by the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission. Click past jump to listen to Wyoming Radio News.