We are advocating on behalf of our members and Wyoming’s environment throughout the 2015 state legislative session in Cheyenne. Our board invites you to join us during this important time for a casual reception 5-7 p.m., Friday, February 20, at Little America, 2800 W Lincolnway, Cheyenne. Enjoy refreshments and a chance to meet legislators, governor’s […]
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How to Curb Wasteful Flaring: Wyoming’s opportunity to protect its citizens and maximize revenue
“Based on an analysis of Wyoming Oil and Gas Conservation Commission data, in the 10 months from January to October 2014, almost 4 billion cubic feet of natural gas was flared. That’s enough gas to fuel as many as 11,000 Wyoming homes—the equivalent of nearly every household in Gillette—for an entire year.” Click here or […]
Participate in the 2015 Wyoming Legislature
On Tuesday, January 13, the 2015 Wyoming State Legislature convened, and on Wednesday Governor Matt Mead gave his annual State of the State address. We are keeping an eye on and engaging in several important issues this session and would like to share some resources that you can use to keep abreast of what’s going […]
Live Stream: Governor Matt Mead’s State of the State Address
Wyoming Governor Matt Mead delivers his State of the State address starting at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, January 14, 2015. You can listen to the live stream below.
Leveling the Playing Field: The Equality State’s Unequal Approach to Air Pollution and How We Can Fix It
“There is an imbalance at work when rules that are known to protect people, our economy, and our environment are available to only a small part of our state’s population. With development coming to some of Wyoming’s most densely populated counties, it only makes sense to learn from our collective experience, and to use that […]
Come work with us! The Wyoming Outdoor Council is hiring a summer intern.
We are pleased to offer a unique summer internship in 2015. The internship is designed to provide a future conservation leader the opportunity to gain a greater understanding of environmental and natural resource issues and protection in Wyoming. The Conservation Intern will also learn about environmental advocacy, and the ways in which the Outdoor Council seeks […]
Good news for Francs Peak, Wood River, and the Dunoir
We have great news on the Shoshone National Forest! As a result of a national-level review, the United States Forest Service has issued instructions that the Shoshone manage Francs Peak, Wood River, and the Dunoir areas to retain their wild, backcountry characteristics. Earlier this year we objected to last-minute changes to the Shoshone’s new revised forest […]
Speak up for air pollution controls in Pinedale next week
You have two great opportunities to speak up for the Upper Green River Basin and support proposed air pollution controls that will help protect people who live and work in the Pinedale area. Winter Ozone Open House Tuesday, December 9, 6-8 p.m. Lovatt Room, Sublette County Library 155 South Tyler Ave., Pinedale, WY Wyoming Air […]
Join us Friday for our holiday party!
We hope you’ll join us in Lander as we toast recent successes and share plans for the coming year. Everyone is invited–bring your friends and family, too! Enjoy great conversation, refreshments, and food prepared by our friends at the Middle Fork. We’ll see you there. RSVP to Linda Sisco: (307) 332-7031 x10 or linda@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org
Guest Column: New study helps identify greenhouse gas pollution sites
Note: This guest column by EDF’s Jon Goldstein provides an overview of the EPA’s newly developed approach to methane leak detection, as well as some recommendations as Wyoming considers new rules to reduce harmful ozone pollution. What We Can’t See Can Hurt Us: New Study Provides Insights to Find, Fix Oil and Gas Pollution By Jon Goldstein, EDF | […]