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Landon Blanchard, co-owner of Wyoming River Trips and Wyoming River Cooperative, explains how river raft trips can be much more than the thrill of running whitewater. It can also be a time of self- discovery and a chance to learn a bit about natural and human landscapes along the river.
Learn more about Wyoming River Trips: https://wyomingrivertrips.com/
Learn more: https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Wildlife-in-Wyoming/More-Wildlife/Large-Carnivore/Grizzly-Bear-Management/Bear-Wise-Wyoming/Living-in-Bear-Country
https://wgfd.wyo.gov/Ask-Game-and-Fish/span-id-docs-internal-guid-a21d53dc-eafe-ae37-6c
Gillette resident, Clay Cundy, is a member of the Northeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative. In this episode, Clay shares his experience with the Collaborative and discusses recreation opportunities in his corner of the State... as well as ways in which the Collaborative is working to enhance outdoor recreation in Northeast Wyoming.
Greg Devereaux moved to Wyoming in 2022 to take the helm as Keyhole State Park Superintendent. In this episode, we hear Greg’s
For more information about Keyhole State Park visit : https://wyoparks.wyo.gov/index.php/places-to-go/keyhole
Paper maps offer offer many advantages when navigating out-of-doors. But if you are not familiar with these maps, they might be confusing. In this episode, learn how to read a paper map and discover why you should carry this "must have" staple of outdoor recreation.
Wilderness Rangers steward Wyoming’s designated Wilderness Areas for future generations. They maintain trails, contact visitors and collect important information regarding flora and fauna in their respective areas. They’re known as educators, ambassadors, and guardians of wilderness resources and are often thought of as the heart and soul of the National Preservation System. In this episode we get the inside scoop… as we chat with Wilderness Ranger, Jason Pinter.
The possibility of getting lost or injured comes with the territory out-of-doors. But you can prepare for these emergencies by thoughtfully
The Black Hills National Forest in northeastern Wyoming offers plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation amongst pine forested mountains,
Learn more at https://www.fs.usda.gov/blackhills
Aquatic invasive species (AIS) continue to pose a threat to water quality and fisheries in Wyoming. In this episode, we chat with AIS
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