In cooperation with the Bear River Divide Coordinated Resource Management Group, restored fire to 17,000 acres in the Bridger Basin to improve range conditions for elk, deer and livestock.
Area contains important habitat for the state's largest migratory mule deer herd.
Funded one of five dioramas at the Lander Region Education Center. Developed to increase visitor awareness and appreciation for Wyoming's natural resources, the exhibit depicts a conifer forest habitat and the vegetation and wildlife found there. Since 1990, funded more than 50 prescribed burn treatments on Bureau of Land Management big game range, including projects in Bighorn, Carbon, Hot Springs, Natrona, Park, Sublette, Sweetwater and Washakie counties. Teamed with federal land managers, state wildlife managers and industry representatives to determine the impacts of oil and gas development on elk and habitat along the Piney Front. Supported habitat enhancements on public lands in the Jackson area to maintain elk on native ranges, reduce dependence on supplemental feeding and address private land depredation.