As the state prepares for its first legal grizzly hunt in years, animal advocates clash with hunting interests and state wildlife managers.
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Jane Goodall is a global icon, perhaps the most admired living environmentalist and legendary for her research with chimpanzees. Cynthia Moss is famous for her conservation work in eastern Africa battling elephant poachers and speaking out against trophy hunting.
Within the last few days, Goodall, 84, and Moss, 78, entered a lottery hoping to win a coveted hunting license in Wyoming allowing them to sport shoot a grizzly bear in the Yellowstone region. They have no aspirations to actually kill a bruin. Their maneuver is part of a mass act of civil disobedience to protest Wyoming’s controversial hunt of up to 22…
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Exposing the Big Game 
Oh wow! She’s the best! 🙂
It looks like Mother Nature doesn’t think much of the upcoming grizzly bear hunt either:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/part-of-grand-teton-national-park-60-miles-from-yellowstone-closed-after-large-fissure-opens_2595184.html
Good timing.