AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoColorado River Fight in Court: Nevada became the first state to sue the Trump administration over a federal Colorado River plan, arguing Lower Basin cuts could be steep while upstream states like Wyoming face no mandatory reductions—raising fresh uncertainty for cities, farms, and water planning across the basin. Local Water Quality Fixes: In Wilson, the Fish Creek Watershed Plan lays out 38 projects for 2027–2032 to tackle high E. coli and nutrient pollution driving algae and harming trout habitat, including livestock fencing and potential sewer connections for septic homes. Cyanobacteria Warnings: Wyoming DEQ and Health issued harmful bloom recreational advisories for Fontenelle and Viva Naughton Reservoirs, urging people to avoid contact and keep pets away. Wildlife & Climate Research: A new study of the ancient PETM finds Wyoming forests lost about 60% of canopy during rapid warming—an unsettling look at how ecosystems can respond when carbon spikes fast. Bear Conservation Spotlight: Jackson will unveil a new monument honoring Grizzly 399 and her cubs, a reminder of resilience and the risks of human-wildlife overlap.
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