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A black bear padding through the forest freezes. It looks up briefly, then something spurs it to turn and bolt in the other direction.
The Wyoming Department of State Parks and Cultural Resources (SPCR), the Division of State Parks, Historic Sites & Trails (SPHST), and the WY Outdoor Recreation Office are seeking input on
A black bear padding through the forest freezes. It looks up briefly, then something spurs it to turn and bolt in the other direction.
Researchers find as more humans play outside, a smaller proportion are engaged in stewardship that can protect the lands from growing impacts.