I shuffle around, trying for a better angle. I’m beneath a large stick nest in a cottonwood tree along the Green River. I barely make out the …
It was the evening before the opener of the 2021 shed antler hunting season, and two U.S. Forest Service law enforcement officers could see th…
Regional Overview
CHEYENNE — The greater sage-grouse population is spread across 11 Western states, but that population is declining. Between 1965 and 2021, tha…
With sulfur hot springs that feed mineral pools and bubble over travertine terraces near the banks of the Bighorn River, Hot Springs State Par…
WHEATLAND — For the third year running, the Take a Vet Fishing event is currently taking entries from any and all area vets (including disable…
The University of Wyoming’s Ranch Management and Agricultural Leadership Program will host a symposium on Monday, April 22.
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ACSD1 school board considers public input, to vote on Beitel consolidation
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JACKSON — Retired wildlife managers say fallout from an incident of alleged wolf abuse in Wyoming may erode trust in the state’s wildlife mana…
They can smell a dead animal eight miles away. When stirring in the chill of dawn at their overnight roost, they face the sunrise, spread thei…
Federal legislation that would preserve the practice of installing permanent climbing anchors in the wilderness — an activity that has long di…
JACKSON — Wyoming officials on Sunday, April 14, detected a grizzly bear living in the Bighorn Mountains, a range 100 miles east of the Greate…
Regional Overview
I need another dawn ski outing. Dobby, my Australian shepherd, and I arrive at the Tie City trailhead at the Happy Jack Recreation Area just a…
In the rolling sagebrush flats east of Cody roams one of the most unusual pronghorn herds in the world, but rarity doesn’t spare its members f…
After the wind storm last weekend, this week looks much more conducive to outdoor activities. A gradual warm-up Thursday and Friday leads to a…
CASPER — Conservation groups on Monday filed a suit to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over its failure to list western wolves under th…
Few hunting experiences are as rugged, challenging and elusive as stalking a bighorn sheep.
JACKSON — Static crackled through the radio as Alex Roberts inched the 60-year-old rotary plow forward, its blades devouring the snow covering…
On July 16, 1979, renowned wildlife biologist Frank Craighead wrote in his field notebook: “Potentilla gracilis (cinquefoil) in bloom; Sisynri…
JACKSON — This fall, Game and Fish will issue a third as many tags for hunting female and juvenile bighorn sheep in the Gros Ventre Range afte…
It is that time of year when the weather flip-flops between winter and spring. The rest of this week is more in the spring category before flo…
My truck fishtails. It isn’t a big squiggle, but enough for me to take a quick breath, tighten my grip on the steering wheel and take my foot …
After a bout of unsettled weather to start the week, warmer temperatures arrive to head into the weekend, at least until Sunday evening. Snow …
JACKSON — Three years after a Montana-based glamping company expressed interest in developing a resort on Munger Mountain state trust land, Te…
A celebration of all things bicycling in the Laramie community will take place at the Laramie Plains Civic Center on Saturday, March 30. It’s …
POWELL — Unlike most high school kids, environmental photojournalist Julia Cook spent much of her free time in the basement of the Draper Natu…
WYDOT announces upgrades to 511 website, web cameras
Spring officially arrived Tuesday, and that means the weather roller-coaster continues as the seasons change. This week is no exception, with …