High winds over weekend turned two fires into one.
Environment
Sinks Canyon designated as state’s first International Dark Sky Park
The Western Wyoming state park shielded lights to protect the night sky — and the animals and people that depend on it.
How climate change is shifting gardening in the Mountain West
The Department of Agriculture’s new “plant hardiness zone map” measures the ability of plants to survive cold temperatures.
Wildlife documentary shows how large ungulates migrate far beyond Grand Teton National Park
“These powerful animals sometimes move in a way that is beyond description.”
Keeping the multi-million dollar ‘Kelly Parcel’ wild
Conservationists in Teton County are coming out in droves to fight a proposal to auction off the land next to Grand Teton National Park.
Yellowstone increases monitoring for chronic wasting disease
The disease was discovered in the national park for the first time in a mule deer, though its been spreading across Wyoming since the ’80s.
Controversial multi-million ‘Kelly Parcel’ land auction lacks support
Western Wyoming residents and top state officials oppose selling off hundreds of acres surrounded by Grand Teton National Park.
Biden officials head to Jackson Hole to tout spending in rural America
The Western Governors’ Association will meet in Teton Village next week and discuss clean energy and innovations in agriculture.
A new EV charger opens in Western Wyoming but much of the state remains inaccessible by EV
Pinedale’s mayor said before this charger, the town had one other station that could only charge Teslas, and it took about eight hours.
