WY: Sustainable Agriculture and Farming
Game and Fish reports spread of chronic wasting disease to new hunt area
Chronic wasting disease has spread into new territory - Elk Hunt Area 28 near Lander, according to Wyoming Game and Fish. The discovery comes on …
Grasslands Protectors Chart Restoration Course in Cheyenne
More than 300 ranchers, tribal members, conservationists, researchers, federal and state agency officials gathered in Cheyenne last week to find ways …
Report: U.S. Forest Service Serving Grizzly Habitat to Livestock Industry
Critical Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem grizzly bear habitat has been degraded by a 2019 U.S. Forest Service decision to allow more than 17,000 …
Poll: Conservation Efforts, Environmental Priorities Remain High in Wyoming
Voters in Wyoming and across the West strongly support protecting water supplies, public lands and migration corridors for wildlife, according to the …
Wall Street Sees Profits in Dropping Colorado River Levels
As Wyoming and other Colorado River Basin states grapple with ways to keep a river more than 40 million people, agriculture and industry depend on …
Third of Yellowstone Elk Habitat Not Protected from Development
More than a third of all known elk habitat in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem remains wide-open for human development, according to new analysis …
Buffalo Restoration Key to Wildlife Economy, Tribal Health
By Jake Bullinger for Bitterroot Magazine.Broadcast version by Eric Galatas for Wyoming News Service reporting for the Solutions Journalism Network-Pu…
Wyoming, USDA Agree on Partnership to Conserve Wildlife Habitat
Gov. Mark Gordon has signed onto law a new pilot program in partnership with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which aims to support Wyoming …
Report: Wildfires Expanding Into Snow Zones Will Impact Water Supplies
Wildfires in Wyoming and across the West are creating bigger impacts on snowpack supplying farms, energy production and drinking water for millions …
Historic Arboretum Cracked Code to Growing in Wyoming
Before the invention of refrigerated shipping, people living across the High Plains had to grow their own food. As Europeans migrated into the region…
Tour Set for Arapaho Ranch, Former Site of Historic Padlock
On August 27, members of the public will have a rare opportunity to visit the historic Padlock Ranch first developed for livestock in 1867, now …
Climate Summit in Lander Aims to Boost Awareness, Engagement
Wyomingites concerned about bigger and more frequent wildfires, prolonged drought, threats to clean air, water and wildlife can explore ways to …