The Nature Conservancy

The Powder River Basin Resource Council, established in 1973, is dedicated to advocating for the responsible development of Wyoming's energy resources while protecting the state's air, land, and water quality. With a mission focused on preserving agricultural heritage and empowering local citizens, the organization works through community organizing, expert collaboration, and effective campaigns to promote sustainable practices and policies. Guided by a diverse board of directors and a dedicated staff, the Council is committed to engaging with the community to raise awareness and influence decisions impacting the environment and lifestyle of Wyoming residents. Its initiatives encompass various sectors including agriculture, renewable energy, and the management of mineral and water resources, ensuring a balanced approach to development and conservation. Generated from the website

The Wyoming Wilderness Association is a non-profit conservation group based in Sheridan, WY, dedicated to protecting the state's public wildlands. Established in 1979, the organization played a key role in the passage of the 1984 Wyoming Wilderness Act, which permanently safeguarded 1.1 million acres of ecologically diverse landscapes. With a current membership of 5,500 members and supporters, the Wyoming Wilderness Association continues to advocate for the preservation of wilderness and roadless areas, honoring the traditional and ancestral homelands of over thirty indigenous tribal nations. Through education, training, and grassroots organizing, the organization strives to ensure a wild and resilient future for Wyoming's public wildlands. Generated from the website