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Thousands of people have protested Wyoming's intention to sell a vital piece of land within Grand Teton National Park, a 460-acre state-owned parcel in the heart of a crucial migration corridor.

There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction unless the state changes its mind.

This story was originally published by Writers on the Range. There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for

There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction unless the state changes its mind.

The state's Board of Land Commissioners tabled a controversial recommendation to sell state land inside the national park at a public auction for no less

Establishing ourselves as the first state to auction off public land within a national park is likely to blight Wyoming’s reputation beyond recovery. It should be clear: Privatizing an irreplaceable area within a national park for short-term gain is a foolish and destructive move.

There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction unless the state changes its mind. Simply put, this small inholding, known as the “Kelly

There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction – unless the state changes its mind. Simply put: This small inholding, known as the Kelly Parcel, should never be...

There’s a 640-acre parcel of magnificent, state-owned public land in Wyoming that’s set for auction unless the state changes its mind.

The 640-acre state-owned land is in the heart of a crucial migration corridor for bighorn sheep, moose, mule deer, pronghorn and elk. Privatizing it would be a grievous mistake, Rose contends.