Let’s speak up before March 6 to help protect residents, workers, and the environment By Bruce Pendery         The Bureau of Land Management is analyzing a mammoth, 9,000-well natural gas drilling project proposed in south-central Wyoming near Wamsutter. Called the Continental Divide-Creston project, it would be one of the largest single natural […]

By Richard Garrett, Jr. Your voice for conservation at the Wyoming State Legislature Wildlife management and habitat protection are hot topics The 62nd session of the Wyoming State Legislature just began its (not quite) third week today. And as of the end of last week, there is good news to report. This year, the Wyoming […]

By Julia Stuble Land Conservation Coordinator “Art and Landscapes of the Red Desert,” a juried art exhibition of fine art and photography, will hang in Rock Springs at the Community Fine Arts Center until January 28. Hosted by the Arts Center, the Wyoming Outdoor Council, and the Wyoming Wilderness Association, this exhibition showcases local and […]

Photo by Jeff Vanuga A quick email can help ensure better funding for wildlife in Wyoming Simply put “Support  HB 136 and HB 137″ in the subject line By Sophie Osborn The Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Wyoming’s wildlife need your help this week. Despite enacting significant cost-cutting measures and streamlining its operations over […]

        MEDIA STATEMENT January 11, 2013   Media Contacts: Bruce Pendery, Wyoming Outdoor Council program director, 435-760-6217 (mobile); 435-752-2111 (office), bruce@wyomingoutdoorcouncil.org Jon Goldstein, Environmental Defense Fund senior energy policy manager, 505-603-8522, jgoldstein@edf.org   Environmental Groups Encouraged by Action Plan to Address Pinedale Ozone Problem Pinedale, Wyo. — The Wyoming Outdoor Council and […]

This ran in the Jackson Hole News & Guide yesterday: Click image for larger PDF.     Other posts you might want to see: Winter Frontline 2012-2013, the Wyoming Outdoor Council Newsletter The Upper Hoback will be protected in perpetuity Major Announcement: Agreement Struck, Citizens to Buy-Out Hoback Leases

By Richard Garrett, Jr. Your voice for conservation at the Wyoming State Legislature Happy New Year from Wyoming’s Capitol The Wyoming State Legislature convenes tomorrow, January 8, through February 28, 2013. And as always, I will be in Cheyenne full-time attending the entire session and committee meetings and advocating on behalf of Wyoming Outdoor Council […]

  “This buyout is a testament to sheer doggedness and dedication—and to the power of assembling a diverse group of allies to get the job done.” —Terry Jones   Click here or on the image of the newsletter to read the Wyoming Outdoor Council’s winter 2012-2013 Frontline.     Other posts you might want to […]

By Lisa McGee DEAR MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS, Today, thanks to the generosity of so many—including so many of you reading this—the Upper Hoback Basin will forever be safeguarded from oil and gas development. I can think of no better way to greet the New Year than with this fantastic news. Plains Exploration and Production Company, […]

By Janice H. Harris President of the Wyoming Outdoor Council board of directors   Each year, the Emily Stevens Book Fund, sponsored by the Wyoming Outdoor Council, invites Wyoming county libraries to select a title from a list of terrific books, all focused on natural history and the environment. Last year, I shared the 2011-2012 […]