FIELD NOTES


Video: Proposed Flaming Gorge Pipeline

EXCELLENT VIDEO ABOUT THE PROPOSED FLAMING GORGE WATER PIPELINE, which would go from western Wyoming to the Colorado Front Range. Check it out.     Other posts you might want to see: WyoFile feature: WATER FOR OIL Colorado water official blasts entrepreneur’s pipeline proposal House reps attempting to dismantle the EPA  

Don’t miss Ride the Red, August 27

By Jamie Wolf THIS YEAR THE WYOMING OUTDOOR COUNCIL’S POPULAR RIDE THE RED BIKE TOUR WILL TAKE US THROUGH THE NORTHERN PORTION OF THE RED DESERT IN THE JACK MORROW HILLS, which is home to outstanding scenery, pronghorn, the Steamboat desert elk herd, sand dunes, and various other treasures. The mountain-bike ride will begin at […]

House Reps Attempting to Dismantle the EPA

President Obama speaks to a joint session of Congress in 2009 The EPA is Under Attack (This is Not a Drill) By Richard Garrett, Jr. Your voice for conservation at the Wyoming State Legislature WITH SO MUCH DUST KICKED UP OVER THE DEBT-CEILING DEBATE IT’S BEEN EASY FOR PARTISAN INTERESTS to obscure the mischief that […]

Bridger-Teton gas drilling proposal: Listen to the latest here

Lisa McGee with the Wyoming Outdoor Council tells Jackson Hole Community Radio about the proposed full-field gas drilling project in the Upper Hoback area of the Wyoming Range—and what it will take to protect this special landscape. [soundcloud url=”http://api.soundcloud.com/tracks/20853394″]   “We believe the values there are really too high; too special. Not only for wildlife—but […]

NYT: Fracking has contaminated drinking water

Industry executives as well as regulators have long said that fracking has never contaminated underground drinking water. But the New York Times reports there is at least one documented case. Excerpt one: The report concluded that hydraulic fracturing fluids or gel used by the Kaiser Exploration and Mining Company contaminated a well roughly 600 feet […]

Adobe Town in Spring: Photographs

The Wyoming Association of Churches sponsored a variety of Red Desert tours last weekend as part of the Red Desert Rendezvous. The Wyoming Outdoor Council helped organize the tours, and many of our members and staff took the opportunities to spend time in some of the Red Desert’s most spectacular landscapes. The Outdoor Council’s communications […]