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Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director Brian Nesvik will retire in September after 29 years of dedicated service to conserving Wyoming’s wildlife. Nesviks journey with the department began in 1995

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon said Monday that he’s “outraged” over the capture, torment and killing of a Wyoming wolf. Meanwhile, the alleged perpetrator's aunt posted a photo seeming to mock the incident.

Cody Roberts, 42, was cited and fined for being in possession of the live wolf in the town of Daniel on February 29, though he has yet to be formally identified.

Game and Fish Director Brian Nesvik set to retire in September

After announcing his pending September retirement Wednesday, Brian Nesvik received high praise from people he worked with as director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.

CHEYENNE – Wyoming Game and Fish Department Director Brian Nesvik will retire in September after 29 years of service to conserving Wyoming’s wildlife.

In the rolling sagebrush flats east of Cody roams one of the most unusual pronghorn herds in the world, but rarity doesn’t spare its members from a familiar threat of

In the rolling sagebrush flats east of Cody roams one of the most unusual pronghorn herds in the world, but rarity doesn’t spare its members from a familiar threat of

Nesviks journey with the department began in 1995 as a game warden in the Laramie region. He ultimately earned the governor’s appointment to director in 2019.

Wildlife experts say increasing traffic on road from Cody to Meeteetse could sever migration.