Spend time in your favorite places watching birds–then tell us about them! In as little as 15 minutes notice the birds around you. Identify them, count them, and submit them to help scientists better un-derstand and protect birds around the world. Join this global effort on February 17-20, 2023.[...]
We hope that you all were able to get out and enjoy the long and lovely fall this year. Even in the southeast corner of the state we were able to enjoy the colorful leaves for a couple of weeks before they all blew off! It was amazing! [...]
A grand time had at the Wyoming Naturalist Program's second annual meeting![...]
The Wyoming Naturalist Program awards Kathy Lichtendahl and Jennie Lawrence for service in Wyoming and the program. [...]
See you next Saturday! - WNP’S second annual meeting!! - September 24 Read below for a reminder of the meeting schedule and then some other features we hope you will enjoy![...]
COMING SOON—WNP’S SECOND ANNUAL MEETING!! Saturday September 24![...]
Hope you have had time to get out and enjoy it! Reminder - if you have announcements, volunteer op-portunities or articles that you think would be a good fit for this newsletter please send them to Wyo-ming-Naturalists@uwyo.edu We greatly appreciate all the time you invest in WNP related activities![...]
Specialists from UW Extension, the Rocky Mountain Herbarium and the UW Biodiversity Institute led a “Tree and Shrub Walk” on Sunday, January 30th in the Medicine Bow National Forest at the Happy Jack Trailhead. [...]
The Wyoming Naturalist Program is Highlighted in this episode of Natural Herstory in a conversation with Dr. Dorothy Tuthill, Associate Director and Education Coordinator of the Biodiversity Institute at the University of Wyoming.[...]
Wyoming Naturalist Program Highlighted in Caper Tribune: Inaugural Class of Naturalists Search Casper Mountain for Elusive Owls[...]
The Alliance of Natural Resource Outreach and Service Programs (ANROSP) conducted the ANROSP Annual Awards Ceremony as part of the organization’s 2021 Annual National Conference.[...]
As a recent transplant to the state of Wyoming, Thermopolis resident Kim Bartlett found herself in an environment quite different from the one she left behind in Missouri and Oklahoma. Her passion for the outdoors includes a love of native plants and she has been educating herself in local flora through immersion in the environment and as a student of the inaugural Wyoming Certified Naturalist Program. [...]
