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Lander, Wyoming
Topic (Leadership)
May 24, 2013
Focus for new Nature Conservancy SW Wyoming Program Director Learn More
Jackson, WY
September 20, 2011
An important wetlands study in Wyoming recently received a financial boost from an Environmental Protection Agency grant. The grant awarded to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department will provide $98,000 for a wetlands study to be completed in partnership with The Nature Conservancy. Learn More
Cody
February 25, 2013
Efforts underway to meet next fundraising goal Learn More
Rawlins, WY
December 21, 2012
Johnson Ranch Safeguards Additional 960 Acres Learn More
Phoenix, AZ
Topic (Rivers & Lakes)
December 11, 2012
Stakeholders develop strategies to support people, industry, recreation and nature Learn More
Sheridan, WY
Topic (Conservation Lands)
December 12, 2012
Two conservation easements protect land on HF Bar Ranch Learn More
JACKSON, WY
December 10, 2012
First recipients of Deborah MacKenzie Award for Innovation Named Learn More
Washington, D.C
Topic (Partnerships)
November 20, 2012
Historic binational agreement expected to create improved framework for future river management Learn More
September 12, 2012
Wyoming's State Director Weighs in on the Ryan Project near Jackson Hole Learn More
LANDER, WY
July 03, 2012
Over 3,500 contiguous acres of critical wildlife habitat and agricultural use maintained. Learn More
CODY, WY
Topic (Events)
May 08, 2012
Partnership Project to improve wildlife habitat, water quality, range condition Learn More
Evanston, WY
Topic (Events)
May 22, 2012
The Nature Conservancy is honoring Delaine Roberts for his dedication to Wyoming’s wildlife Learn More
LANDER, WY
Topic (Conservation Lands)
May 16, 2012
Acquisition will benefit both wildlife and the area’s agricultural values. Learn More
Topic (Conservation Lands)
March 05, 2012
The Western Agriculture and Conservation Coalition was formed to advocate for balanced management of resources in the rural west Learn More
Lander, WY
October 21, 2011
The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming encourages youth to embrace nature. Learn More
Lander, WY
December 20, 2005
Innovative Project Safeguards Two Greater Yellowstone Ranches Learn More
MEETEETSE, WY
July 22, 2009
LU Ranch Project Part of Major Landowner Effort in Northwest Wyoming Learn More
Cody, WY
July 12, 2011
The Nature Conservancy in Wyoming Sponsors 3rd Annual Contest for High School Students Learn More
Cody
June 09, 2011
Artists invited to submit original artwork for Trailhead Cabin at Heart Mountain Learn More
Cody, Wyoming
June 03, 2011
Partnership Project to improve wildlife habitat, water quality, range condition Learn More
Cody, WY
May 06, 2011
The Nature Conservancy is positioned to sell a property known as Sheep Mountain to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Learn More
Rawlins, WY
May 16, 2011
The Nature Conservancy now holds a conservation easement on 6,120 acres of the Johnson Ranch in Carbon County. Learn More
Lander, WY
July 22, 2010
Sheridan-area conservation easement connects important grasslands for open space. Learn More
LANDER, WYOMING
Topic (Leadership)
June 24, 2010
Arlen Lancaster Announced as Conservation Initiatives Director Learn More
SAVERY, WYOMING
June 24, 2010
Final Phase of Ladder Ranch Complete Learn More
SAVERY, WYOMING
April 14, 2009
First Phase of Ladder Ranch Protection Complete Learn More
LANDER, WYOMING
October 14, 2009
Oil and gas development, sage-grouse, share same habitat Learn More
CHEYENNE, WYOMING
February 11, 2009
1,408 acres along Lone Tree Creek sold to The Nature Conservancy Learn More
Jackson Hole News&Guide
Partnerships
April 19, 2013
Like an old-fashioned barn-raising, Jackson residents flew to the rescue of a pair of homeless osprey.
A half-dozen groups collaborated with lightning speed this week to erect a new nesting pole for the pair of raptors, who were displaced from their traditional summer home by a couple of Canada geese. Read the Article
Billings Gazette
August 19, 2012
Perhaps the most immediately visible and recognizable landmark in Wyoming’s Bighorn Basin is Heart Mountain, an 8,123-foot butte rising from the valley floor that can be seen for miles in every direction.
Now visitors to the iconic mountain have a new landmark and base camp to help orient themselves before hiking, hunting or wandering among the 15,000 acres of the Heart Mountain Ranch owned and operated by The Nature Conservancy. Read the Article
County 10 TV
July 11, 2012
The Nature Conservancy has completed a project that permanently protects the Double A Ranch along the Sinks Canyon highway from residential development. This comes after the Conservancy’s recent success safeguarding an adjacent ranch from development and selling it to a local rancher. See the story
Billings Gazette
Partnerships
June 02, 2012
Armed with wire cutters and chain saws, a team of volunteers spread across the LU Ranch on Thursday to remove a rusting old fence as part of an ongoing effort to improve livestock operations and wildlife habitat. Read the Article
Casper Star Tribune
May 17, 2012
The Nature Conservancy sold the 3 Bar X Ranch in Lander, complete with a conservation easement, to Lander rancher Ted Seely.
The 1,225 acres along the Lander Front provides crucial habitat for deer, elk and moose and summer range for antelope, according to a press release from the Nature Conservancy. The ranch also offers core breeding and nesting habitat for sage grouse. Read the Article
Casper Star Tribune
Rivers & Lakes
April 17, 2012
A stretch of the Greybull River turned muddy last week when crews diverted water over a new $4.3 million irrigation dam designed to reunite Yellowstone cutthroat trout with native spawning grounds upstream. Read the Article
Wyoming Public Radio
September 26, 2011
The Environmental Protection Agency has awarded a $98,000 grant to study wetlands in Wyoming. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is conducting the study in partnership with The Nature Conservancy. Read the Article
Billings Gazette
June 08, 2011
Improving 200,000 acres of rangeland and 164 miles of perennial streams isn’t an easy task, unless you have a small army of volunteers willing to help and a team of ranchers to make it happen. Read the Article
Wyoming Public Radio
May 20, 2011
There's no doubt that Western ranchlands are under threat, and that includes land in Wyoming. Listen now
Casper Star Tribune
May 08, 2011
The first time I drove the back road from Tensleep to Lost Cabin, I encountered a very direct and clear sign that said, in effect, “If this light is flashing, run for your life.” Something about noxious gases was mentioned. Read the Article
Wyoming Business Report
April 19, 2011
Presented at the WSGA's Cattle Industry Convention & Trade Show in June in Laramie, the Leopold Conservation Award is sponsored in Wyoming by Sand County Foundation (SCF) and its partners, WSGA, Encana Oil & Gas (USA) Inc., and Peabody Energy.
The award also is made possible through the support of The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, The Nature Conservancy and Farm Credit. Read the Article
Private Landowner Network
Conservation Lands
February 25, 2011
Even in this age of instant gratification, some of the best things in life still take time. “It was unbelievable,” says Sharon Salisbury O’Toole of the Ladder Ranch in Colorado and Wyoming. “Completing our 2800 acres of ranch easements this past January 14th took us something like eight years from the time we first began talking to land trusts.” Read the Article
Casper Star Tribune
Rivers & Lakes
January 16, 2011
Recently I found myself traveling through an end-of-year winter storm, wondering about my sanity for attempting yet another trip when WYDOT was telling me to stay home. In the middle of a whiteout on I-80 near Elk Mountain, it’s hard to imagine the hot dry months when water runs scarce. But the hazards of winter provide hope for another year of good water, whether you irrigate, fish or just hope to have water in your tap. In fact, without the snowpack from winter’s storms, we’d be hard pressed to live here at all. Read more
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