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Department of Interior Releases “Balanced” Proposal for Public Lands Use

The proposed initiative hopes to find “balance” by reexamining the use of B.L.M. lands in the present to preserve and protect them for an

First Grizzly of 2023 Reawakes Safety Concerns in Jackson Hole

The first grizzly spotted in Grand Teton National reminds the Jackson Hole community to be safe and proactive as they continue to share their

WYldlife Fund Announces Corporate Donations for Crossing Project in SW Wyoming

Several corporations are pooling over $77,000 towards infrastructure to prevent wildlife-vehicle collisions on a dangerous stretch of Highway 189 near Kemmerer. The WYldlife Fund,

SYP: Alex Few, Park County Lands Regional Director

Alex Few, Park County Open Lands Regional Director, along with Max Ludington, President of Jackson Hole Lands Trust, spoke about conservation easement here in

BLM Plans Bighorn Basin Burns This Spring

Both the Cody and Worland Offices are planning prescribed burns between March and May to improve landscapes and habitats near Lovell, Meeteetse, and Ten

Grizzlies Off the List? State Efforts to Remove Federal Protections Moving Forward

Grizzlies could lose their protected status as the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is examining the merits of three petitions requesting the bears be

USDA Opens Applications for Wyoming’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program

The U.S.D.A. hopes its incentive programs will entice more land owners to make their properties more environmentally friendly, especially in areas with critical habitats

Biden Admin. Signals Wolves Will Not Regain Federal Protection

The Biden Administration is upholding the Trump Administration’s delisting of wolves, which will have a definite impact on wildlife conservation in Wyoming. In late

Yellowstone Gets $500k To Expand Bison Conservation Program

More Yellowstone bison will be saved from slaughter thanks to $500,000 jointly raised by the Greater Yellowstone Coalition and Yellowstone Forever. The Greater Yellowstone

First Captive Sage Grouse in U.S. Hatched in Powell

History has hatched in Powell as a commercial operation succeeds in the first steps of giving greater sage grouse a much-needed boost throughout Wyoming.

Department of Interior Releases “Balanced” Proposal for Public Lands Use

First Grizzly of 2023 Reawakes Safety Concerns in Jackson Hole

WYldlife Fund Announces Corporate Donations for Crossing Project in SW Wyoming

SYP: Alex Few, Park County Lands Regional Director

BLM Plans Bighorn Basin Burns This Spring

Grizzlies Off the List? State Efforts to Remove Federal Protections Moving Forward

USDA Opens Applications for Wyoming’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program

Biden Admin. Signals Wolves Will Not Regain Federal Protection

Yellowstone Gets $500k To Expand Bison Conservation Program

First Captive Sage Grouse in U.S. Hatched in Powell

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