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  • Elk and deer disease could waste Western Slope

    Despite efforts by the Colorado Division of Wildlife to control it, chronic wasting disease, the fatal brain malady in elk and deer, has spread to two illegally penned wild deer near Craig, Colo.

  • 'Duck cops' ruffle feathers

    Many law enforcement agents at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service say their program is corrupt, understaffed and underfunded.

  • Wildlife dollars fund prison

    An audit shows that money intended for Colorado state wildlife programs has been spent to buy land for prisons in Rifle and Delta.

  • Elk are the battleground

    The state of Wyoming wants to vaccinate 2,000 Yellowstone area elk against brucellosis, but the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has its doubts.

  • Interior wants to kill a success

    An innovative Fish and Wildlife program called Partners for Wildlife faces dismantling, despite the success it has shown in working cooperatively with ranchers and landowners along Montana's Blackfoot River.

  • The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: A chronology

    Chronology from 1885 to 1993.

  • Can she save ecosystems?

    New Fish and Wildlife Service Directory Mollie Beattie wants to restore agency's integrity and purpose.

  • Wildlife officer says he is a victim of politics

    Game Warden Joel Scrafford resigns in opposition to a forced transfer from his Montana and Wyoming territory.

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