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• Mar 8, 2010 Back to life sstephenson@wyomingnews.com     Wyoming Tribune Eagle        more   
• Jackson Hole News and Guide
• Mar 12, 2010 Rae pleads not guilty A Jackson man pleaded not guilty Thursday to allegations he beat Wilson resident Brent Owen so badly in November that Owen suffered multiple facial fractures and bleeding on the brain...     Jackson Hole News and Guide        more   
• Nov 16, 2009 Loose rules let oil and gas drilling alter the West Four years ago, in the midst of the Rocky Mountain West's most recent energy boom, oil and gas companies wanted to drill as quickly as possible while profits were peaking.     The Denver Post        more   
• Sep 30, 2009 The Battle for Fortification Creek The Buffalo Bulletin        more   
• Jun 4, 2009 Wyo. wind power boom could drive sage grouse to endangered list Development of wind energy and sage grouse protection are on a collision course in Wyoming, where state officials are worried that a future Endangered Species Act listing for the chicken-like bird could ruin the golden egg laid by the Obama administration's renewable energy mandate.     New York Times        more   
• Jun 4, 2009 Why I say "no" to a regional wilderness bill Wyoming folks are cantankerous souls, with independent notions about where they can go and what they ought to be able to do when they get there.     High Country News        more   
• Jun 3, 2009 Wyo gets oil shale project Anadarko Petroleum Corp. is launching Wyoming's first oil shale research program in nearly three decades to determine the economic feasibility of developing oil shale in southwest Wyoming.     The Denver Post        more   
• Jun 2, 2009 Wyo gets oil shale project Scientists estimate there's up to 1.5 trillion barrels of oil within shale formations that could be recovered in northwest Colorado, southeast Wyoming, and northeast Utah.     Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Mar 26, 2009 Wyoming Range bill clears Congress Cheyenne - Bills championed by the late Sen. Craig Thomas that would put portions of the Wyoming Range off-limits to future oil and gas drilling, and designate Snake River headwaters as "wild and scenic," have cleared Congress.     Wyoming Wildlife Federation        more   
• Mar 11, 2009 Temporary Setback for Wyo Range bill The Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009, Which contains protections for the Wyoming Range, failed in the U.S. House on Wednesday.     Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Mar 11, 2009 Colorado Oil, Gas Rules Getting Regional Attention Wildlife advocates in the Rockies who want a balance between protecting wildlife and energy development are watching as Colorado considers rules mandating that balance.     The Denver Post        more   
• Mar 10, 2009 The Road RIPorter Quarterly Journal designed to help activists and citizens intelligently meet road and off-road vehicle challenges.     Wildlands CPR        more   
• Mar 9, 2009 Bush-era ruling on gray wolves is upheld After nearly being wiped out, the population of wild gray wolves in the continental United States is now more than 5,500. The wolves had been protected for 35 years.     MSNBC        more   
• Mar 9, 2009 State Receives $6 Million for Wildlife Residents buying boats, bait, bullets, bows, and other recreational equipment will see some of that money return to Wyoming for wildlife conservation.     Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Mar 1, 2009 Wildlife Groups Going Strong Despite the economic downturn plaguing most of the country, this year's Wyoming Mule Deer Foundation banquets are selling out at record paces.     Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Feb 24, 2009 Senate passes ban on Internet hunting A bill co-sponsored by one of Albany County's newest representatives passed into law with little discussion Monday.     Laramie Boomerang        more   
• Feb 11, 2009 Lummis Should Vote For Public Lands Bill Lummis isn't listening to either of her Republican colleagues in the U.S. Senate, John Barasso and Mike Enzi, who both voted for omnibus public lands legislation that includes protection of the Wyoming Range and the headwaters of the Snake River. Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Feb 3, 2009 W. Slope oil & gas tent folds As W. Slopes boom times quickly fade, some call it a slowdown, others a bust.     Denver Post        more   
• Feb 3, 2009 Wyo Drilling Permits Take Dive A drop in drilling permits in January could be a harbinger of a slowdown in oil and gas drilling in Wyoming, industry officials said Tuesday.     Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Jan 30, 2009 Virtual Hunting Shot Down Wyoming's representatives have said no dice to virtual hunts that actually fell live animals.     Laramie Boomerang        more   
• Jan 21, 2009 Senate Passes Public Lands Act Following years of hard work by a diverse cross-section of the Wyoming population, the finish line may officially be in sight     Pinedale Roundup        more   
• Jan 16, 2009 Soldier Saves Elk A soldier home on holiday leave went on a rescue mission near Cody. He helped save a cow elk.     KULR-8 Television        more   
• Jan 12, 2009 Wyoming Range, Snake River measures advance Casper Star Tribune        more   
• Sep 23, 2008 Room for both? Deer and Drilling on Little Mountain ROCK SPRINGS -- The doe mule deer poked its head out from a wall of golden aspen trees near Trout Creek on Little Mountain on Friday afternoon. Spooked by the tour van, the animal turned and darted up the red-rock canyon shadowed by the setting sun behind Ramsey Peak.     Casper Star Tribune        more...  
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