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Campground expansions, shooting range installments, new boat launches and other outdoor recreation projects across Wyoming will be able to access state grants thanks to a bill Gov. Mark Gordon signed

Campground expansions, shooting range installments, new boat launches and other outdoor recreation projects across Wyoming will be able to access state grants thanks to a bill Gov. Mark Gordon signed

Campground expansions, shooting range installments, new boat launches and other outdoor recreation projects across Wyoming will be able to access state grants thanks to a bill Gov. Mark Gordon signed

Campground expansions, shooting range installments, new boat launches and other outdoor recreation projects across Wyoming will be able to access state grants thanks to a bill Gov. Mark Gordon signed

CHEYENNE — Wyoming students are advocating for a bill that would grow the state’s outdoor recreation opportunities.

An outdoor recreation funding bill sailed out of a Senate committee Tuesday after lawmakers and residents heaped praise on it. High school students, however, testified that several senators appeared initially

Student lobbyists worked to counter confusion about the bill in committee. They hope lawmakers get educated before they consider it on the Senate floor.

After failing introduction in the Senate, a mirror bill advancing in the House is keeping alive the discussion of how the newly created Wyoming outdoor recreation and tourism trust fund

After hearing wide support to establish mechanisms for awarding grants to outdoor recreation projects statewide, committee votes unanimously to advance legislation Thursday.

CASPER – Bureau of Land Management Director Tracy Stone-Manning last week met with Gov. Mark Gordon’s special task force on the Rock Springs Resource Management Plan in a closed door