More than half of Wyoming’s wild horses will be removed to appease private property owners on the checkerboard landscape. Herds will cease to exist in the Great Divide Basin and Salt Wells Creek areas, and portions of Adobe Town.
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Gill family gets housing ‘victory’
Teton County Commissioners’ approval launches the landowning Gill family a step closer to building about 600 homes, mostly deed-restricted for local workers.
After federal cuts, Teton Science School retains some summer AmeriCorps volunteers
The organization is trying to keep a critical piece of its teachers.
Nonprofit temporarily replaces some Bridger-Teton seasonal staff
Five employees of Friends of Bridger Teton will work alongside forest staff.
Federal dollars come through for cleaning Bridger-Teton forest toilets
Before this month, the group was not sure if it would receive about $80,000 to do the dirty work.
Grizzly avoids road, uses new wildlife crossing near Wilson
The glimmer of hope for the state transportation agency follows a deadly month for bears in northwest Wyoming.
Public lands not the solution to the West’s housing crisis, economists say
A new study from Headwaters Economics shows that housing on public lands would have only a minimal impact on the West’s housing crisis, with most potential development being focused in a small number of states.
Wydaho considers ‘need’ for Targhee upgrades, expansion
As comment deadline nears, advocates push for what they see as a middle ground.
Domestic violence survivors are running out of shelter options
Demand for emergency housing surged in East Idaho after the murder of a pregnant mother forced a spotlight on violence.
