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Your Involvement Makes an Impact

Our successes depend on involvement from the many people who care deeply about Wyoming’s treasured wildlife, landscapes, and quality of life. We can’t do this work without you — our neighbors, friends, and concerned citizens. For current opportunities to make an impact and protect all that you love about Wyoming, see the list below.


Update Oct. 27, 2024: The comment portal is currently closed, but stay alert for future opportunities to take action.

A mining operation in Wyoming.

Ensure the public can comment on mining operations in their backyard.
Tell the Joint Minerals Committee to not to expand Limited Mining Operations.


Update Oct. 27, 2024: The comment portal is currently closed, but stay alert for future opportunities to take action.

Keep Wyoming from becoming a dumping ground for nuclear waste.
Tell the Joint Minerals Committee to oppose any effort to weaken regulations around Wyoming becoming a nuclear waste ground.


Update Oct. 27, 2024: The comment portal is currently closed, but stay alert for future opportunities to take action.

Support clean air by reducing harmful methane pollution.
Tell the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality that you support the state’s oil and gas methane rules.


Update Jan. 5, 2024: The comment portal is currently closed, but stay alert for future opportunities to take action.

The Sublette Pronghorn herd’s migration corridor is threatened by energy development, road and fence impacts, and more.
Add your voice for migration corridor protections.


Update Jan. 17, 2024: the comment portal is currently closed, but stay alert for future opportunities to take action.

Wyoming’s Red Desert is a land of shifting sand dunes, labyrinthine badlands, and towering buttes. With the release of the draft Rock Springs Resource Management Plan, we have an extraordinary opportunity to secure lasting protections for this landscape.
Add your voice to make a difference.