AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Center Push: Google is taking over a planned Wyoming data-center site as other proposals target the state, intensifying concerns about water use and power demand. A separate push to place data centers on public lands faces scrutiny over Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s AI investments. Wildlife: Grizzly deaths in the Greater Yellowstone region have reached a modern record for a third straight year, raising fresh concerns about the bears’ future. Wyoming Game and Fish has adopted a 2027 wildlife action plan, while conservation advocates warn that losing prairie dog habitat threatens endangered black-footed ferrets. Public Lands: Wyoming’s Supreme Court has allowed the major Pronghorn wind project to advance. State Parks is seeking public feedback on the Curt Gowdy State Park master plan by Nov. 20. Wildlife Enforcement: A Fremont County poacher was sentenced to jail, ordered to pay $18,000 in restitution and banned from hunting for life after convictions involving deer, elk and moose.
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