Whiskey is for drinking, water is for fighting over. In the arid West, there may be no more precious resource. So why would Wyoming risk contaminating a valuable reserve of fresh water for short term economic gain?
FIELD NOTES
With $2 gift, first-grader becomes the Outdoor Council’s youngest donor
For 54 years the work of the Wyoming Outdoor Council has carried on, made possible by the support of our members. Your passion for Wyoming’s outdoors and willingness to take action to protect it have been a constant.
New staff member serves Red Desert citizens’ group
At the end of the year, as Citizens for the Red Desert began to coalesce further, we brought on Shaleas Harrison to serve as its coordinator. Harrison is a native of northwest Wyoming, an educator, and a former staff member of the Wyoming Wilderness Association who brings a deep knowledge of, and respect for, the Red Desert.
We cannot be “silent about things that matter”
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Video: Thank you for supporting the Outdoor Council in 2020!
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Despite public outcry, Wyoming’s net metering law will again be on the chopping block
Last week, we asked many of you to speak up at the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Corporations Committee meeting and oppose a bill that would have undercut rooftop solar and small scale renewables in this state. And wow‚ that’s exactly what you did. The impact of your letters, calls, emails, and testimony w
