Officials are seeking input from visitors to map out the future of the Wyoming park, as it sees heightened use on the trails.
Hunters, anglers get $2.5 million to restore migration corridors
The agency is working with national organizations, states and the Navajo Nation to support restoration and conservation on public lands.
Addressing challenges to behavioral health care in rural Wyoming
A new reports finds the lack of mental health professionals is one of the biggest barriers to accessing care in rural America.
Report: U.S. Forest Service serving grizzly habitat to livestock industry
The Forest Service is not following the best scientific practices for managing livestock grazing, according to the report.
Helping Wyoming foster youths succeed as adults
Wyoming Department of Family Services has convened a youth advisory council to identify challenges and craft solutions to help people who age out of the system.
Elk linked to declining mule deer populations
New research shows Wyoming mule deer have trouble gaining fat over the summer when they live close to elk populations.
BLM proposal would allow conservation leases on public lands
Advocates said the new rules would help protect wildlife habitat, clean drinking water sources and rural economies.
Report: Half of nation’s coal power units to retire by 2026
The news comes as Wyoming lawmakers continue to try to slow the transition away from coal.