Dry Piney News Today

Since opening in October, the Dry Piney wildlife underpasses along Highway 189 near La Barge have already saved an estimated hundreds, if not thousands, of moose, deer, antelope, and other critters of all sizes.

The state’s demonstrated need and track record earned it the largest grant — $24 million — in a pilot federal transportation program.

CASPER — As one of western Wyoming’s primary arteries, U.S. Highway 189 stays busy carrying Jackson-bound tourists, cattle ranchers and oil workers between fields in Sublette and Lincoln counties.

CASPER — As one of western Wyoming’s primary arteries, U.S. Highway 189 stays busy carrying Jackson-bound tourists, cattle ranchers and oil workers between fields in Sublette and Lincoln counties.

CASPER — As one of western Wyoming’s primary arteries, U.S. Highway 189 stays busy carrying Jackson-bound tourists, cattle ranchers and oil workers between fields in Sublette and Lincoln counties.

Blue Spruce Operating has received a strategic investment to advance its Dry Piney project that is expected to produce over 800 million cubic feet per year of bulk liquid helium, once fully operational.

After years of roadway carnage, connectivity project aims to keep ungulates and motorist safe on a stretch of highway with one of the highest wildlife-vehicle collision rates in the state

A $15 million wildlife underpass near Highway 189 was dedicated Thursday and includes nine underpasses, 33 miles of fencing, and two miles of new road. The goal is to keep wildlife off of the road, thereby protecting motorists and the animals.

The Dry Piney wildlife crossing project, led by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the Wyoming Department of Transportation, is now complete and big game animals are using the

The Dry Piney wildlife crossing project, led by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the Wyoming Department of Transportation, is now complete and big game animals are actively using