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Governor-led policy is squishy so far — it’s not outright preventing development — and the state is pressuring federal land managers to butt out of the migration game.

A natural asset company, favored by climate activists, could absorb property that could otherwise be used for mining or farming.

JACKSON — Two weeks ago, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the

JACKSON — Last week, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the next

JACKSON — Last week, after Wyoming officials tabled a decision on the Kelly parcel’s future for at least a year, most onlookers pointed to the Wyoming Legislature as the next

CHEYENNE — The decision to auction off the Kelly Parcel was put on a yearlong hold when members of the Board of Land Commissioners tabled the decision during their Thursday

CHEYENNE — The decision to auction off the Kelly Parcel was put on a yearlong hold when members of the Board of Land Commissioners tabled the decision during their Thursday

After delaying the sale of 640 acres of state trust land in Grand Teton National Park, the Wyoming State Board of Land Commissioners wants to negotiate a

JACKSON — The decision was unanimous: The Kelly parcel will not be auctioned for at least another year.

Wyoming state officials voted Thursday to table a disputed proposal that would have auctioned off state-owned public trust land within Grand Teton National Park. The State Board of Land Commissioners unanimously agreed to hold additional public discussions and revisit the proposal, which focuses on a 640-acre plot called the Kelly Parcel in fall 2024. “There’s…