WILDALERT: Drilling Project Threatens the Wyoming Range

The Wyoming Range is a hidden gem, but an oil and gas company has discovered it and is seeking permission to drill 136 gas wells in one of the largest roadless areas of Wyoming's namesake mountain range.

An industrial gas field in the Wyoming Range would displace crucial habitat for sensitive species, degrade migration corridors for big game travelling within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, and disrupt an increasingly important recreation-based economy in Wyoming. Citizens have spoken up before and now we need you to do it again: The Wyoming Range is just too special to drill.

Click here to help protect the Wyoming Range from drilling.

A large natural gas field in the Bridger-Teton National Forest, home of the Wyoming Range, is simply a bad idea and would turn the area over to a single industrial use.

Public comments on this drilling proposal are being accepted until February 7. Please urge the Forest Service to protect the Wyoming Range. Click here to take quick, effective action.

Sincerely,
Kathy Kilmer
The Wilderness Society