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Wyoming: Fewer Pronghorn & Fewer Hunting Licenses in 2021

Wyoming hunters will find fewer opportunities to hunt pronghorn this year, as persistently poor weather adds more strains to struggling herds across the state.

Wyoming Among States Most Dependent on Outdoor Recreation

A new analysis shows Wyoming benefits from and depends upon the nation’s multi-billion-dollar outdoor recreation industry for G.D.P. and employees. Outdoor recreation continues to

Cody Trails Improved by Utah Conservation Corps

After two weeks of hard work, the Utah Conservation Corps completed several trail improvements at the Four Bear, and Peaks Divide trails near Cody.

Barrasso: National Legislation To Benefit Wyoming Ski Hills

The S.H.R.E.D. Act would strengthen Wyoming ski hills and communities by ensuring fees paid to the U.S. Forest Service are invested back into winter

Shoshone National Forest Asks Wyomingites To Plan, Be Aware

Shoshone National Forest is preparing for another busy summer, but the key to recreation begins with the choices of Wyomingites to stay safe and

Devils Tower climb routes closed to protect nesting falcons

GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) — Some rock climbing routes on Devils Tower in northeastern Wyoming have been closed to protect nesting falcons. The closures, which

Yellowstone Fishing and Boating Fees At New High Water Mark

Wetter adventures are pricer in Yellowstone, as park officials hope to use water recreation fees to fund the fight against nonnative trout and invasive