Does a spike in fiscal inquiries signal a looming budget battle?
A spike in requests for fiscal data has left some lawmakers concerned that an “ad hoc appropriations committee” may have grown from Republican intra-party divisions.
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Biologists want Wyomingites to report monarch butterfly sightings
Volunteers help determine where and when the threatened monarch butterfly depends on Wyoming habitat.
Greater Yellowstone warms, but still has a range of temps for wildlife
Research shows the ecosystem’s variable topography still offers climate diversity for organism survival.
Study: Clark’s nutcracker survival may rely on whitebark pine
Research looks beyond symbiotic relationship between Clark’s nutcracker and whitebark pine trees to species’ reliance on broad habitat mosaic.
Central Wyoming students research shrinking Wind River glacier
An interdisciplinary climate study takes students deep into the Wind River Mountains to research the impact of melting glaciers.
