Opponents bemoan work on federal land transfer bill
Opponents who showed up to testify before a legislative subcommittee on Wednesday were disappointed their testimony was limited.
federal lands
Armed conflicts impeded U.S. grazing oversight – GAO
As a result, frequency and extent of unauthorized grazing are “largely unknown.”
Boots vs. bikers: Forest travel plan elicits conflicting input
The public is invited to comment on a proposed travel management plan for the Shoshone National Forest until June 27.
We don’t seize refuges in Wyoming
In a rural Western town, we worked out a problem without threats, blood or tears.
Former Forest Service executive recounts roadless rule battle
Former Forest Service deputy chief Jim Furnish returns to the Bighorns to talk about his career with the agency, and his role in the roadless rule.
