Governor Mark Gordon will embark on a listening tour of four Wyoming communities on Saturday, February 1st to share details and answer questions related to his Migration Corridor Executive Order. The tour, which is co-hosted by the Governor, the Wyoming County Commissioners Association and the commissioners of the respective counties, will include stops in Rawlins, Pinedale, Kemmerer and Rock Springs. In each community he will engage with residents and local officials about the proposed Executive Order, which is intended to create a state-led approach to support conservation with multiple-use opportunities. It contains many of the recommendations released by the Migration Corridor Advisory Group, which met publicly three times in 2019.
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