Caribou-Targhee National Forest

Wildlife on the Forest

November 15, 2005 - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed delisting the Yellowstone grizzly bear from the federal list of endangered and threatened wildlife. More . . .

So much to see and do

The forest has a variety of wildlife for observation when recreating. Some of the common animals found on the Forest include the black bear, coyote, elk, deer, trumpeter swan, bald eagle, antelope, big horn sheep, and mountain goats.
 

Aspen Management Presentations

Restoring the West Aspen Conference 2006

Aspen Ecology Powerpoint

Aspen Conference Sept 2004, Cedar City, Utah

Dr. Wayne Sheppard, FS Expert on Western US Aspen Forests

Report a Grizzly Bear or Gray Wolf Sighting

Know the difference between grizzly bears and black bears.

To report a sighting of a grizzly bear or a wolf, please fill out a report and submit automatically to Forest Service Wildlife Biologists.

• Grizzly Bear Reporting Form
• Wolf Reporting Form

Safety

Learn more about safety percautions when visiting public lands or when taking any trip into the outdoors.