Making the most of the time stuck at home doesn’t mean you have to stay inside. As the weather warms, planting wildlife-friendly landscaping can make your home a habitat, too. While there are many flowers and shrubs enjoyed by deer, most people don’t appreciate the damage they do to yards and landscaping. This spring, concentrate on wildlife-friendly landscaping for birds,…
“Whether historical or ecological, political or personal, the connective tissue that holds together or tears apart our public lands begins with “We the People”.”- Terry Tempest Williams Last Saturday over 130 people showed up in Laramie to voice their support for a bill to create an official Wyoming Public Lands Day in the state. The “Keep it Public Laramie”…
First published in the Casper Star Tribune The current mess we are in with greater sage grouse is just history repeating itself. We have been here before, and we have made these mistakes — mistakes that have cost sportsmen and sportswomen of this country billions to try to repair the damage. Damage that could have been avoided in the first…
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