energy development

A new study out of the University of Wyoming shows that mule deer miss out on some of their best eating because of energy development.Researchers from UW and the U.S. Geological Survey followed a herd of mule deer for 14 years in Wyoming’s Atlantic Rim region, which is near Rawlins, and during this time the area saw an increase in natural gas development.

In Las Vegas, Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on Tuesday announced new efforts to facilitate more renewable energy development, including cutting by 50% rent and fees charged for wind and solar projects on public lands.

Researchers from Western Ecosystems Technology and the University of Wyoming have found how much land development a deer can actually handle in a recent…

The Interior Department just released its final proposal on sage-grouse conservation plans through six final environmental impact statements (FEIS). The…

As mule deer populations decline, new research shows just how important migration routes are to the species’ survival. The Wyoming Game and Fish…

With mule deer numbers plummeting all over the West, a new research project in Rock Springs is looking at why elk populations continue to thrive. In…

As energy development increases across the country many states are starting to look into whether or not it would be a good idea to set up data bases to…

Researchers at the University of Wyoming have found that energy development is scaring off river otters in the Upper Green River Basin.Scientists counted…

Wyoming’s pronghorn populations have been declining rapidly in the last ten years and a coalition of groups including the University of Wyoming and Game…

A study commissioned by the Center for American Progress found that voters in western states think that there should be more balance between conservation…