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NPS Academy Set In GTNP

February 21, 2013 Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming Comments Off
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An innovative program initiated by Grand Teton National Park and developed through key collaborators—The Student Conservation Association and Teton Science Schools—will mark its third year in fostering a career track for college students from … Continue Reading

Brucellosis In Bison Studied

February 21, 2013 Greater Yellowstone, Paradise Valley, State of Wyoming Comments Off
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Yellowstone National Park together with Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks will host a workshop in Montana next week, to examine the science behind the disease brucellosis and help improve the management of the Yellowstone bison population. A panel of scientists with … Continue Reading

Guardianship Act Inked In Wyoming

February 21, 2013 State of Wyoming Comments Off
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Wyoming Governor Matt Mead has signed a bill that might have the longest name of any legislation this year: “The Uniform Adult Guardianship and Protective Proceedings Jurisdiction Act.” Although the bill has a complicated name, Tim Summers at A-A-R-P Wyoming explains … Continue Reading

Yellowstone Reviews Film & Video Permits

February 21, 2013 Greater Yellowstone, State of Wyoming Comments Off
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Yellowstone National Park is once again reminding film and video crews and news reporters to review permitting regulations before attempting to capture the sounds and imagery of the world’s first national park.  Shooting home photos and videos for fun does not require a permit. However, … Continue Reading

No Announcement About Supervisor’s Office

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While it had been estimated that the announcement would be made yesterday revealing the location of Bridger Teton National Forest Supervisor’s Office when it is reconstructed, that announcement did not come.  Forest Spokesperson Mary Cernicek says Forest officials in the regional office now say … Continue Reading

Barrasso Seeks “Good Neighbor” Legislation

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Agencies in the Greater Yellowstone area refer to it as a “blurring the boundaries.”  Now, Wyoming’s U.S. Senator John Barrasso has reintroduced bipartisan legislation that would allow the U.S. Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management to work with state foresters to … Continue Reading

Indian Artifacts Return To GTNP

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A number of artifacts from the David T. Vernon Indian Arts collection that had for years been displayed at the Colter Bay Visitor Center have returned to Grand Teton National Park and this summer will be displayed for the public to see.  Park Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs says while a number of the pieces from the collection were … Continue Reading

New Watercraft Regulations In Wyoming

February 20, 2013 State of Wyoming Comments Off
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Even though boating season is still several months away, Wyoming Game and Fish Department has announced that there have been a few changes to the Aquatic Invasive Species regulations and required inspections. Under the new regulations, … Continue Reading

Skijoring Returns To Jackson

February 20, 2013 Jackson Hole, State of Wyoming, Teton County Comments Off
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It has been some years since Jackson Hole has seen Skijoring, but this year in time for the community’s 3rd Annual WinterFest, the competition is returning.  The contest is being sponsored by the Jackson Hole Shrine Club with profits again benefitting … Continue Reading

New Winter Plan Due Out This Week

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The next proposal for a new permanent winter use plan for Yellowstone National Park is expected to be unveiled on Friday.  The plan discussed in public meetings last year garnered more than 58,000 responses during the 60-day public comment period on the Draft Environmental Impact Statement for a long-term proposal for … Continue Reading

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  • A Moist, Cool Day With Warmer Weather Ahead - May 23, 2013
    A weather disturbance has brought a cool, moist air mass to the Cowboy State.  Dew points are mainly in the 30s and 40s with some fog in the southeast.  This moisture will allow for scattered showers and thunderstorms later today, especially  in the northwest and east. A warmer, drier air mass starts to move in [...] [...]
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    A quiet start to Wednesday will be interrupted by a few isolated to widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and evening.  Northwest Wyoming will see the best chance for shower and thunderstorm activity. A weather disturbance grazes through the eastern third of the state tonight into Thursday morning.  Temperatures will slip in the east tomorrow.  Expect [...] [...]
  • Free fishing day is June 1 - May 22, 2013
    If you haven’t bought this year’s fishing license yet, shame on you. Fishing season’s in full swing. What are you waiting for? A free fishing day? If so, it turns out you’re in luck. I’ll tell you about it on today’s show. If you’re looking for the Wyoming fishing regulations for this year, click this [...] [...]

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