Wyoming Stories
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Fish take the heat while kayakers walk more.
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U.S. Forest Service
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A handful of Wyoming towns are mandating or requesting residents to limit outdoor watering to preserve aquifers. -
State Forester Kelly Norris provided an update on wildfire responses and expenses during the most recent Joint Appropriations Committee meeting. -
Stories of close calls, broken bones pressure Wyoming lawmakers and highway patrol. -
The proposal received nearly 16,000 comments from the public. Analysis reveals that 99% of comments oppose the BLM’s proposed changes.
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