Farming Sagebrush
Can fertilizer grow more deer on public lands?
Imagine the old green fertilizer spreader you haul out every spring to urge your tired lawn back to greenness, but much bigger and suspended from the bottom of a helicopter.
Life Among the Turbines
Researcher explores how grassland birds respond to wind farms
On the eastern Wyoming plains, the wind whips hard across tough little bunch grasses
Sage grouse shape development patterns in Wyoming
This fall, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will decide whether the greater sage grouse merits endangered species protection, and Wyoming is holding its breath.
Wyoming Conservation Exchange
New Marketplace Will Reward Wyoming Ranchers for Conserving Sage Grouse Habitat
The Upper Green River Basin of Wyoming, at the headwaters of the Colorado River, is laced with clear running streams and fosters abundant habitat and some of the most robust greater sage grouse, mule deer, and pronghorn populations in the world.
Sagebrush Recovers at Oil and Gas Wells
Other Species Do Not
“The most important questions have to do with the long-term behavior of systems,” says Indy Burke, University of Wyoming ecologist. The system she’s talking about, in this case, is western landscapes.
Federal government fast tracks a Wyoming wind farm
Carbon County’s Chokecherry-Sierra Madre project will be the nation’s largest
Solutions: Collaborative problem solving in the gas fields
A diverse team knuckles down on a daunting natural resource issue
