State eyes downgrade of oilfield creeks’ protection
Regulators survey two polluted creeks near Moneta Divide oilfield to assess whether environmental classifications are appropriate.
Bird group puts lead ammunition in the crosshairs
The Teton Raptor Center has seen international success with other programs, but the nonprofit’s efforts to get the lead out of big-game hunting faces high-caliber opposition.
Whistle-blower prompts DEQ to probe bentonite mines, regulators
Products from Black Hills Bentonite help scoop away pet cat waste. A former staffer alleges they’re also taking Wyoming’s wildlife habitat while regulators look the other way.
Gov wants lawmakers to back off from wildlife migration bill
Gordon indicates Legislature should stand down as tug-of-war over wildlife management authority heats up. Draft bill would make Game and Fish reconsider existing designations and give counties sweeping authority.
Dazzling dancer
Babs Case leads Dancers’ Workshop, one of the state’s most active artistic groups, as it conducts classes and invites emissaries to Wyoming to teach and perform.
