Continuing the Crook County News Since 1884
Notes from an Uprooted Englishwoman
I’ve always been impressed with Wyoming’s dedication to its natural resources. Hearing about our local tree farmers, looking at side-by-side photographs of the Black Hills now and in the time of Custer, reading about mine reclamations and efforts to revitalize areas hit by fire – these are not concepts I’d really thought about before I moved here.
Even the fact that the Forest Service’s efforts to update its management plan has led to a little controversy only speaks to me of this deeply held commitment to the land. In my humble, city-bred opinion, it’s a wonderful thing.
I found myself ponder...