Drones, mites, electromagnetic energy — Wyo’s war on invasives
Battling invasive species in a state as vast as Wyoming comes with huge hurdles. Researchers are finding innovative ways around them.
agriculture
The rancher and the feds: A lesson of shared local knowledge
Opinion
by 13 Comments Wildfires have reignited debate over land management, Wyoming rancher Mary Flitner writes. She reflects on a time when she bonded with land managers over shared local knowledge.
Despite EPA support, conservation out of New Fork Lake options
As the U.S. Forest Service studies a Wyoming plan for irrigators to draw down a Sublette recreation destination by 22 feet, it likely won’t weigh water-saving alternatives.
Magical cows and the colonization of Western public lands
Opinion
by 15 Comments In rebuttal to a recent guest column, Jennifer Molidor and Erik Molvar argue that grazing’s effects are antithetical to wild habitat conservation.
If you like birds and fish, hug a cow
Opinion
by 11 Comments Rural landscapes and wildlife, write Wyoming ranchers Sharon and Pat O’Toole, need ranching and irrigated agriculture to survive.
