Words from Pixie Herbert I live a stone’s throw from Shoshone National Forest outside of Dubois, WY; it’s a beautiful patchwork quilt of old ranches, new cabins, state blocks, and federal lands. It’s dense with wildlife, one of the primary reasons I live here. It’s first light, and I am watching a few hundred elk […]
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Legislative Action Alert + Update: A trio of bad public lands bills working their way through both chambers of the Wyoming Legislature You’ve probably seen SJ0002 – Resolution Demanding Equal Footing in the headlines lately. This Joint Resolution is at odds with the value we as hunters, trappers, and anglers hold in our public lands
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Public lands belong to all of us, and their future depends on diverse voices coming together. At WWF, we work to unite people from across Wyoming—recreationists, conservationists, local communities, and industry leaders—to protect wildlife and the landscapes we love. The Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) in northwest Wyoming is a vital ecosystem, home to a rich
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