Wildlife officials confirmed the deaths of two bears last week due to human conflicts. According to Montana Fish, Wildlife ...

A video of bears in a South Dakota-based wildlife park was misleadingly shared as a video of bears leaving Yellowstone in ...

The grizzly bear is one step closer to being removed from the Endangered Species list after a U.S. House Committee vote.

The National Park Service is clearing up any misconceptions on whether wildlife is migrating away from Yellowstone National ...

The U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources on Tuesday narrowly voted in favor of delisting the grizzly bear from the ...

FWP has unveiled a Grizzly Bear Conflict Dashboard as a resource for information on where FWP staff are helping landowners ...

One of Yellowstone National Park’s most beloved grizzly bears, known to fans as “Raspberry,” has not been seen in nearly two ...

The grizzly bear, which killed Amie Adamson near Yellowstone National Park in July and injured someone else in 2020, broke into a home in search of food.

Authorities searched for a grizzly bear Monday that attacked and killed a woman over the weekend on a trail near the Montana-Idaho border.. The victim's body was found Saturday morning by a hiker ...

Fans of Raspberry, one of Yellowstone National Park’s most beloved and popular grizzly bears, fear she’s dead, perhaps killed ...

However, grizzly bear 791 wasn’t the only large bear to roam Yellowstone National Park. The records continue, with many large bears throughout the park’s history.

The bear was captured and fitted with a radio collar in 1996, but it dropped the collar a year later. Due to his advanced age and physical condition, Grizzly 168 was euthanized.