AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSnowmobile Safety & Permits: Two fatal snowmobile trips in four days were guided by Teton Tour Company, a Jackson Hole outfitter tied to a newly issued six-year Bridger-Teton National Forest permit—raising fresh questions about winter guest safety. Road Work for Travelers: Bridger-Teton National Forest crews begin maintenance on Greys River Road (milepost 12), with pothole repairs, drainage work, and intermittent delays expected through July 2. Wildfire Watch: Fire Danger remains high across eastern Wyoming, with multiple Red Flag Warnings and dry, windy conditions that can spread grassland fires fast. Yellowstone Tourism: Yellowstone hit a new May visitation record with 570,272 recreation visits, and officials urge summer travelers to plan ahead. Stargazing Tourism Push: Colorado is expanding DarkSky-certified destinations and linking them with a new stargazing trail map to help visitors find the darkest spots. Rare Earths Timeline: Rare Element Resources says Bear Lodge permitting is on track for early 2028 completion, though demo plant operations face delays from equipment and process changes. Local Culture & Visitors: Casper sandcastles are drawing attention, and Fort Benton unveiled a new mural tied to the 1904 “World Basket Ball Champions” story—both aimed at boosting the visitor experience.
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