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Wyoming Attorney General Accuses Fish and Wildlife Service of Delaying Grizzly Bear Protections Decision, Seeks Court Order

Wyoming’s special assistant attorney general, Jay Jerde, has accused the Fish and Wildlife Service of a “brazen disregard” for the law by delaying a decision on removing Endangered Species Act protections for Yellowstone-area grizzly bears. The state is seeking a judge’s order to a grizzly bear decision by Oct. 31 instead of the Jan. 31, 2025 date set by the FWS. Jerde accused the agency of arrogance and entitlement, suggesting it believes it answers no one when it comes to the ESA petition process.

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