Wyoming Wilderness Association

The Wyoming Wilderness Association(WWA) works to protect Wyoming's public wild lands.

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

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Why you should care about Wyoming's Red Desert

[Draper Natural History Museum @draper_museum]

🚨 Join us on Thursday 8/4 at 12:00 pm MT 🚨

Land Rematriation with Buffalo Restoration is Reconciliation w/Jason Baldes, Tribal Buffalo Program Manager for the @NWF's Tribal Partnerships Program

Zoom registration link included below: https://t.co/TIqjNW3tv1

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

There are fantastic opportunities for the BLM @BLMNational @BLMWyoming to enact durable conservation measures in Wyoming that protect public wildlands.

[BLMWild @BLMWild]

Please RT! Time is running out for @BLMNational to #FixThePlans and deploy long-overdue protections to our shared landscapes and ecosystems. We urge the agency to follow these 3 steps to conserve #BLMWild places in 2022. #ReImaginePublicLands https://t.co/YsG9Hf8Ryg

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

We could not continue to work towards our mission of protecting Wyoming wild places without the support of our members, partners, and board members. We're excited for what's to come in 2022! Have a great New Year, be safe, and we'll see you out there in wild Wyoming.

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

"The future belongs to those who are willing to believe in the beauty of their dreams" - Eleanor Roosevelt.
As we close out 2021, we want to thank everyone who made this last year so memorable!

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

Here's a link for the public meetings, useful for getting more information on the specifics of the plan https://t.co/Bt77uEq6Kr

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

The Shoshone National Forest released an Environmental Assessment for their long-awaited Travel Management Plan on October 19th. The proposal adds 23 new motorized trail miles and four new OHV loops in the area of the Forest with the most existing trail and enforcement concerns.

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

The new motorized route proposals bisect Inventoried Roadless Areas, a Wild and Scenic eligible River, intact wildlife habitat and would increase OHV traffic along-side the Fitzpatrick Wilderness.

[Wyoming Outdoor Council @OutdoorCouncil]

Shoshone National Forest recently released an environmental assessment for its travel plan, which will impact roads, trails, wildlife, and recreation. Consider attending a public meeting Nov. 2-4 to learn more or offer feedback. https://t.co/5iUXkQ37ET

(Image: Rich Brame)

[National Parks Conservation Association @NPCA]

This week world leaders at #COP26 discuss accelerating climate action: In the US, national parks are 2x as affected by climate change—but there are clear actions Congress can take, like increasing ocean protections + investing in nature-based solutions. https://t.co/ElGwUPCrDQ

[Casper Star-Tribune @CSTribune]

The Shoshone, America’s first national forest, spans elevations from 4,600 feet to 13,804 feet across five Wyoming counties: Fremont, Hot Springs, Park, Sublette and Teton. https://t.co/WyHqN7NOtS

[Casper Star-Tribune @CSTribune]

Climate change is by far the single biggest threat to Yellowstone and its ecosystem, the park's top official says. https://t.co/58oeq6cTjo

[National Wildlife Federation Outdoors @NWFoutdoors]

Millions of pronghorn used to roam the West freely. But impediments like road and fences, as well as a changing climate, threaten the species' future.

A new web map explores the pronghorn's journey as it migrates the grasslands of the West.

https://t.co/VMT4UXrFSV

[BLMWild @BLMWild]

"We want to make sure that folks recognize the access that they currently have, and try to educate some people with how to engage with their land-management agencies and make their voice heard..." - @mcuzzocr, @WildWyo #BLMWild https://t.co/oIRiIuBd2F

[BLMWild @BLMWild]

"Mike Hulen, owner and head brewer for Square State Brewing in Rock Springs, said outdoor recreation on public lands helps keep small towns across Wyoming open for business." #BLMWild https://t.co/oIRiIuBd2F

[Wyoming Outdoor Council @OutdoorCouncil]

Join the Wyoming Outdoor Council, @WildWyo, and @NOLSedu on Sept. 25 in South Pass City to celebrate Wyoming Public Lands Day. There’s a full day of events planned and everyone is welcome! https://t.co/0o6RBqI8Tw

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

You can read a bit of history behind #WyomingPublicLandsDay in the article: "Wyoming Public Lands Day is a hard-fought victory" https://t.co/AkA0fZ00CG

[Wyoming Wilderness Association @WildWyo]

Join us this Saturday at Run the Red for a celebration of Wyoming public lands and Wyoming's premiere premier trail running event dedicated to celebrating and conserving the Red Desert — a rugged, vast and storied landscape.

[Wyoming Outdoor Council @OutdoorCouncil]

Run the Red and Wyoming Public Lands Day is almost here!

Runner update (parking, check-in, weather, etc.): https://t.co/BgFXQ2lajD

COVID-19 protocols (masks required in indoor spaces): https://t.co/ogtREkB2EX

See you in South Pass City on Saturday! #RunTheRed

[Wyoming Outdoor Council @OutdoorCouncil]

Today is your last chance to support the Wyoming Outdoor Council with a donation through Old Bill's Fun Run! Your gift will be partially matched to fund our work in Teton County and throughout Wyoming. https://t.co/iDibIssAYK