AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWyoming Rare Earth Mine Watch: County commissioners met with state agencies as Rare Element Resources weighs a rare earth mine near Sundance, with DEQ divisions and other offices lining up on air, water, land, and grazing questions ahead of the comment deadline. Game & Fish Leadership: Gov. Gordon announced the retirement of DEQ director Todd Parfitt, and separate reporting says Wyoming Game and Fish director Angi Bruce’s departure was likely involuntary, raising questions about leadership stability. Public Lands Access: The Trump administration is pushing to revise the Forest Service Travel Management Rule, potentially shifting national forests toward “open unless designated closed,” a move conservation groups warn could mean more erosion, water impacts, and less solitude. Wildlife & Wolves: Montana commissioners reduced Yellowstone wolf harvest quotas, citing low puppy survival and concern about canine distemper, while Wyoming Game and Fish has detected the disease. Community Cleanup: The long-running Edmonds Family Adopt-A-Highway group retired after 31 years, and WYDOT is inviting new volunteers to keep roads cleaner. Weather: Cheyenne County faces another round of storms Wednesday night with hail and damaging wind possible.
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