AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWildlife Research: Laramie and the University of Wyoming will study tiger salamander larvae at LaBonte Lake, looking for salamanders that keep their gills into adulthood or overwinter in the pond. Wolf Policy: The Trump administration is urging several states to reconsider wolf protections while asking Wyoming, Idaho and Montana to keep their current policies, drawing concern from conservationists. Energy Projects: Natrona County officials are weighing another delay for a 240-megawatt solar project near Bar Nunn; years of postponements have left local fire departments facing advance costs. Park Access: Jackson officials object to how the federal government approved a proposed Moose-Wilson Corridor pathway in Grand Teton National Park and are calling for more public input and environmental review. Water and Conservation: Wyoming is moving to take a greater role in managing Yellowstone water, while a new $105 million gift will support park conservation, infrastructure and access. Resilience: Wyoming ranchers and conservation partners are encouraging beavers to build dams that can hold water, support fish habitat and help slow wildfires. Invasive Species: State Parks reports 70 educational events and eight volunteer weed pulls through its War on Weeds effort.
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