News & Upcoming Events

UW ARTMOBILE EXPLORES ART OF WYOMING

UW ARTMOBILE EXPLORES ART OF WYOMING

Artworks from the University of Wyoming Art Museum’s permanent collection will be the focus of the University’s Artmobile visit to Thermopolis, Wed., January 25 through Fri., January 27, 2012


JOHN MAY TO PERFORM AT HOUSE CONCERT SAT. FEB. 11th

JOHN MAY TO PERFORM AT HOUSE CONCERT SAT. FEB. 11th

Acoustic singer/songwriter—
At 17, John is already an exceptionally talented musician—
This will be his first house concert in what looks to be a very promising musical career.


Men of Worth

Men of Worth

Music from the British Isles –Amazing voices! Great instrumentalists!— Performing in Thermopolis, March 2, 2012


House Concert Series Nears Sell-Out! Two Slots Left!

House Concert Series Nears Sell-Out! Two Slots Left!

Informal atmosphere -
Refreshments – wine & cheese – meet the artist – plus artist performance 32 seat available, only 2 left


COMMUNITY BLUEGRASS JAM FRIDAY FEB 17TH

COMMUNITY BLUEGRASS JAM FRIDAY FEB 17TH

Join us – you never know who or what might show up — great fun with friends and neighbors
Bring your voice — your instruments — and your sense of humor! —Third Friday of each month


Wildlife & Nature

Sage Grouse Initiative

Sage Grouse Initiative

During its 2010 session, the Wyoming Legislature approved the governor’s budget request for $1.2 million to support local sage grouse working groups


Big Horn Basin Sage-Grouse Working Group Seeks New Member

Big Horn Basin Sage-Grouse Working Group Seeks New Member

The Big Horn Basin Sage-Grouse Local Working group is seeking a new member to fill a vacant “public-at-large” position. Any resident of Big Horn, Hot Springs, Park, or Washakie counties may apply.


Falconry Regulations Change In 2012

Falconry Regulations Change In 2012

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service is in the process of transferring the authority for regulating falconry to the states.


Pneumonia Hits Bighorn Sheep

Pneumonia Hits Bighorn Sheep

Wildlife officials are watching bighorn sheep in a southern Park County, Montana, herd that has been hit by pneumonia.


Wolves Changing Ecosystem in Yellowstone Park

Wolves Changing Ecosystem in Yellowstone Park

A 10-year study shows that the return of gray wolves may be responsible for altering the landscape in Yellowstone National Park.


Other Articles

What we did last year – see our annual report

What we did last year – see our annual report

View our annual report that show the things we helped with last year


Check out the 2012 Calendar of Events

Check out the 2012 Calendar of Events

Take a look at our latest calendar of events flyer to see what we have planned for 2012


The Economic Impact of Hot Springs State Park

The Economic Impact of Hot Springs State Park

View The Economic Impact of Hot Springs State Park Report