Forest Service OKs cattle in Wyoming allotments with history of grizzly conflict

The Forest Service has approved the introduction of cattle into Wyoming allotments previously used for sheep grazing and now facing conflicts with grizzly bears. This decision comes a decade after conservationists bought out the sheep grazing rights. Environmental advocates are urging the Bridger-Teton National Forest to reconsider, worried about the potential impact on grizzly populations. This move highlights ongoing tensions between conservation and agricultural interests, raising questions about how to balance wildlife protection with economic land uses.