AGP Executive Report
Last update: a minute agoWildfire readiness: Wyoming is responding to a complex 2026 fire season with more starts than this point in 2024, and the state is leaning on an “all hands, all lands” approach—highlighting major air support and coordination across local, state, and federal partners. Hunting planning: The Wyoming Game and Fish Department released its 2026 fall hunting forecast by region, with guidance for hunters to review regulations and submit deer/elk samples for chronic wasting disease testing. Road trip safety tech: Utah, Colorado, and Wyoming are advancing a connected-vehicle “digital seatbelt” effort along major interstates, aiming to improve backcountry and urban safety for drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians. Public lands at risk: Outdoor Alliance’s “Public Lands at Risk” report flags recreation threats on Forest Service and BLM land, including impacts to hunting, hiking, camping, and trail use as protections face rollbacks. Yellowstone travel watch: A fall guide note urges visitors to plan around fire, road, and service changes across Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Local outdoors culture: A Sheridan-area bow hunter shares why he sticks to archery, plus a Hot Springs County demolition derby draws big crowds at the fairgrounds.
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