The True Measure of Wyoming’s Public Lands
“In this age of being able to tap a screen to find the answer to nearly any question we can come up with, it delights me to be reminded that the natural world still harbors secrets and mysteries. It thrills me to think of all we don’t know.” Click...
This is our last chance to make a difference for the Bighorn Basin!
By Julia Stuble, public lands advocate The Bighorn Basin—a vast area stretching between two mountain ranges in northern Wyoming—has long been a place for which the Wyoming Outdoor Council has advocated thoughtful management that takes into account the outstanding...Media Release: Last chance for the public to weigh in on the Bighorn Basin land-use plan
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 28, 2015 Media contact: Julia Stuble, public lands advocate, Wyoming Outdoor Council, (307) 332-7031 x11; julia@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org Photo by Kathy Lichtendahl Last chance for the public to weigh in on the Bighorn Basin...
A new plan for our oldest national forest
Dear members and supporters, Nearly ten years in the works, the Shoshone National Forest released its new long-term land-use plan today—and there’s a lot to be happy about. The Shoshone is our country’s first national forest and it remains one of its wildest. As you...