Wyoming looks to extract high price from feds for Teton land
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
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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
Lawmakers should step in and ensure that the “Kelly Parcel” ends up in the hands of the National Park Service and not a private developer
Wyoming locals fiercely oppose the potential sale of the pristine Kelly Parcel, in Grand Teton National Park but state officials hope it will force the feds to step up and buy the land for conservation.
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
Widely unpopular auction won’t be considered until fall 2024. State to explore land swap with feds, other options.