After years of work, a long-awaited expansion to the Laramie Skatepark has finally been completed.
It’s called cheatgrass, downy brome or, in scientific nomenclature, Bromus techtorum. Ask a rancher, botanist or other natural resource profes…
DETROIT — Until it was captured, a suburban hunt for a 50-pound carnivorous cat named Bam Bam dominated the news cycle and nearly broke the in…
Laramie’s high school and middle school mountain bike team, 7220 Racing, is set to continue its season this weekend with conference championsh…
She’s the Moose Whisperer. At least that is how some might describe Laramie resident Kathy Milks, owner of Dynamic Endeavors Photography. She …
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department announced earlier this month that it’s tracking outbreaks of epizootic hemorrhagic disease in white-taile…
BILLINGS, Mont. — The Biden administration said Wednesday it will draft rules to govern the killing of wild birds by industry and resume enfor…
Trail rehabilitation continues on the Pole Mountain Unit of the Medicine Bow National Forest while construction is poised to begin on a new tr…
Several local groups are teaming up this weekend to clean up trails, remove fencing and rehabilitate habitat in celebration of local public lands.
It’s dark. Not completely dark, since there is literally a light at the end of the tunnel, but instead of seeing the ground ahead of me, there…
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Sitting at the edge of the plains and the mountains, Wyoming occupies territory that’s home to birds from both the East and West.
As summer turns to fall, Wyoming’s hunting season is getting underway.
It’s that time of year when students return to the University of Wyoming and the number of commuters out on bicycles ticks upward.
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A new conservation easement on a ranch bordering the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest near Centennial will protect another parcel of intact …
I pedal my mountain bike along the narrow path on one side of a two- track road. Dobby, my young Australian shepherd, gleefully trots alongsid…
SARATOGA — By the spring of 2022, one of the busiest boating access points on the North Platte River will be redone.
A boreal chorus frog croaks with all his might in a pond near Yellowstone Lake recently. Despite their small size (1 to 1.5 inches in length),…
In what’s become an annual late-summer happening, a handful of waters in southeast Wyoming are under an advisory from the Wyoming Department o…
They came from 23 states and nine Wyoming communities, and Laramie was well represented with 55 runners.
As summer heat and drought conditions persist across southeast Wyoming, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department is urging anglers to avoid fishin…
Dobby, my 2-year-old Australian shepherd, is in paradise. There is water, other dogs to play with and sticks to chew on. In Dobby World, it re…
A new graduate degree program in the University of Wyoming Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources aims to train students in interdis…
As the Dog Days of Summer arrive, there’s still time to slow down those hikes and check out the myriad of butterflies that call Wyoming home.
A new coalition is hoping to advocate for access, promote stewardship and increase cooperation within the community of climbers in southeast Wyoming.
Laramie is a mountain biking hot spot. With the opening of the Schoolyard Trails a few years ago, and now expanding to Pilot Hill, those who t…
The Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Sheep Mountain Mule Deer Initiative has been underway for more than six years, and efforts to bolster t…
Imagine pedaling along a trail and being able to tell yourself, “I made that.” Or maybe you’re camping under the stars with the satisfaction t…
