AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWildlife & Weather: Wyoming Game and Fish is urging residents to clear yards ahead of the fall rut to prevent moose, elk, and deer entanglements in fencing, ropes, and yard gear, while nearby forecasts keep fire weather on the radar with gusty winds and dry fuels. Federal Wildlife Policy: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ended the annual federal duck-season rulemaking cycle, shifting migratory bird season details into a memorandum while leaving state agencies to set seasons within federal limits. Public Lands Access: Grand Teton National Park is closing Moose-Wilson Road to vehicles and bikes through Nov. 15 as part of construction, with Death Canyon access already shut through next summer. Conservation Staffing: A new report says Fish and Wildlife staffing has dropped sharply nationwide, including major cuts in the West and in Wyoming’s home region. Uranium & Water Use: Peninsula Energy’s Wyoming uranium project is ramping after switching leach chemistry, but flow-rate constraints are still delaying production buildout. Human Impacts on Wildlife: A drought-driven surge in hungry bear conflicts across the Rockies is sending more animals into cars and neighborhoods, raising safety concerns for both people and bears.
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