Hunting & public lands: Trump signed executive orders aimed at expanding hunting access and outdoor recreation, with language tied to lead ammunition and game-meat donation programs. Big-game migration in court: Two groups sued over federal oil-and-gas leases in Wyoming, arguing the leasing violated environmental laws and threatens already-stressed migrating herds. Chronic wasting disease update: Wyoming Game and Fish confirmed CWD in a moose near Laramie (Moose Hunt Area 45), urging hunters to submit samples. Wildlife conflict: Reporting highlights grizzlies killing more livestock than wolves in the Rockies, with Wyoming’s wildlife-damage budget under pressure again. Solar push in Jackson: Jackson released an RFP for a grid-interactive solar system at its Core Maintenance facility, targeting net-zero by 2030. Local restoration: Trout Unlimited crews began stream-bank restoration on Dell Creek near Bondurant to improve fish habitat and keep water flowing year-round. Oil & gas spill concerns: A new analysis says millions of gallons were spilled across Wyoming, Colorado and New Mexico, with thousands of missed spills reported at decommissioned wells. Data centers debate: Wyoming Outdoor Council and others continue pushing for guardrails as national opposition grows; meanwhile, Stanton’s delegation is demanding transparency on potential data-center proposals on federal land. Road to Yellowstone: Yellowstone National Park moved forward on a new North Entrance road after flood damage, with construction potentially starting next year. Community action: Volunteers are being sought for a Gas Hills sagebrush planting event tied to reclaimed mine lands.