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RAWLINS — A new wind energy project for south central Wyoming is being proposed for the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) checkerboard lands west and south of Wamsutter.

Five retired Wyoming Game and Fish Department officials sent a letter to Gov. Mark Gordon asking him to "exert some leadership" and bring civility to the discussion over the Bureau of Land Management’s controversial Rock Springs management plan.

Kerr writes: Are we so selfish and affected by dollar signs from resource development and extraction that we can’t do anything to protect OUR wildlife and wild areas?

Molvar writes: The Wyoming people will benefit, and so will the broader American public, which has just as much right to enjoy these lands as the truth-challenged special interests.

ROCK SPRINGS — It’s hard to hear above the din in the hotel ballroom where hundreds of people have gathered to learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan

ROCK SPRINGS — It’s hard to hear above the din in the hotel ballroom where hundreds of people have gathered to learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan

ROCK SPRINGS—It’s hard to hear above the din in the hotel ballroom where hundreds of people have gathered to learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan for 3.6

ROCK SPRINGS—It’s hard to hear above the din in the hotel ballroom where hundreds of people have gathered to learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan for 3.6

ROCK SPRINGS—It’s hard to hear above the din in the hotel ballroom where hundreds of people have gathered to learn about the Bureau of Land Management’s draft plan for 3.6

Hikers, hunters, horse packers, OHV enthusiasts try to understand how draft plans could impact their use of public land in SW Wyoming. Agency says any changes will be minimal.