What does it take to keep livestock safe in grizzly and wolf country? Sometimes, the answer is as simple - and as complicated - as having someone out on the

Today we're visiting with Blackfeet rancher and tribal elder Joe Kipp and rancher Trina Jo Bradley to hear what it takes to raise livestock, raise families, and make a living

What should you do if you come face-to-face with a grizzly bear? In this video episode of Working Wild U, we head into grizzly country with wildlife filmmaker and bear expert

After a visit to an elementary school in Wyoming that practices “bear drills,” we head to Gardiner, Montana, where living alongside grizzlies is part of daily life.

As grizzlies expand across the Northern Rockies, we explore how working lands may be connecting once-isolated bear populations - and landowners are bringing the data.

Working lands help give expanding grizzly populations room to roam - but highways can turn those connected landscapes into isolated islands.

You can’t talk about ranching with grizzly bears without going to Wyoming’s Upper Green—one of the epicenters of livestock-grizzly conflict in the Northern Rockies.

The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is one of the defining concepts in wildlife conservation. But where did it come from?

What happens when one of North America's most iconic predators returns? Grizzly bears are making a remarkable comeback across the American West. After decades of recovery, they're expanding into places they

Grizzly bears are making a comeback - and their return is one of North America's greatest conservation success stories. But as bears expand into places they haven't occupied in generations, new

Today we’re sharing an episode from our friends at Reframing Rural, an award-winning documentary podcast telling honest, place-rooted stories of rural people and communities. Their new season, “Succession Stories,” offers

California’s recent decision to remove four members of a wolf pack near Lake Tahoe sparked national attention - but the story behind it is much bigger.