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.
Recreation
Diving dogs
WyoFile’s gallery features reader-submitted photos of Wyoming canines splashing, swimming or cooling off.
COVID-19 and recreation: Too much poop, too many people
Opinion
by 4 Comments The pandemic has accelerated a trend of outdoor use, writes Todd Wilkinson, but crowds on public lands bring their share of negative impacts.
Smoky mountains
Wildfire smoke from blazes across the West blanketed much of Wyoming this week.
Crowds flock to Wyo public lands during COVID summer
Outdoor visitations soar and campgrounds fill up. But traditional tourism services go unused and crowds create management challenges.
