A Recap of our 2025 Outings & Stewardship Programs As summer fades and the first snow dusts the mountains, we’re reflecting on an incredible stewardship season and the dedicated community that made it all possible. While this summer looked a little different, we’re grateful to have continued our on-the-ground work to care for Wyoming’s wild places. Staffing cuts across federal agencies presented real challenges for our public lands, reminding us just how vital these partnersh

For Wyoming Wilderness Association (WWA), the Roadless Rule and the Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) that it protects are central to our mission. Lands without roads define the concept of wildlands, and are what drive the work of our organization. What's more, these lands are all of our beloved, wild backyards, and it is going to take all of us to save them.

Sign the petition to prevent mining in our wildlands and national monuments. Roughly 85% of public lands managed by the Bureau of Land...

Three wildernesses, 5 trailheads, 14 monitoring zones, 22 outings, 5 overnights, and over 300 miles traveled on the trail this summer all...

If you submitted a letter to the BLM regarding the Rock Springs Resource Management Plan (RMP) during last year’s public comment period,...