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Federal funds fuel Wyoming forest infrastructure projects
Money could help to address maintenance backlog as user numbers grow.
Attorney general faces subpoena in grazing lease conflict
A Converse County ranching family complained that officials unfairly denied them access to state land they had grazed for years and the state’s top lawyer had a conflict of interest in the matter.
Municipal water among most vulnerable in Colorado River crisis
Although municipalities make up a small percentage of Wyoming water users under the Colorado River Compact, their legal claims to the water are among the most vulnerable.
Red Desert cultural sites reflect broader tribal frustrations
As long-awaited resource plan update nears release, tribal member identifies cultural sites she says deserve more protection. She and others lobby for more tribal inclusion in the BLM’s designation process.
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