Albany County Conservancy

20/10/2026

Yellowstone is now for sale at bargain basement pricing- a quote from this article “ The data center project Tallgrass is developing on the other side of Wyoming ( Cheyenne our state capitol) is worth $7 billion, which—you cannot possibly make this up yourself—is 66.666666 times more.) Like this article then support Substack and great journalism like this moving forward!

Tallgrass Energy operates 10,000 miles of oil and gas pipelines and is developing a massive AI data center on the other side of Wyoming

06/10/2026

Black Footed ferrets are doing great and traveling from Shirley Basin to Centennial. Please slow down when driving, road kill is a sad reality. Support biodiversity. If this little ferret can travel from the Laramie Mountain Range all the way to Centennial through the massive Rock Creek Wind and Boswell Springs Wind projects and accross I-80 what a sad narative that death came quick from the wheels of a moving vehicle in Centennial where life is at a much slower pace. We go to places like Centennial to enjoy nature and wildlife not to kill it! (photo by wildlife photographer William Galloway)

https://wyofile.com/black-footed-ferrets-arent-thriving-anywhere-but-in-wyomings-shirley-basin-theyre-faring-ok-and-even-dispersing/?np_seg_donor=false&utm_source=WyoFile&utm_campaign=609505a637-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2026_10_05_06_10&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_-609505a637-446113746

04/10/2026

Attn South East Wyoming critical birding habitat under attack. When is enough enough? Thank heavens this did NOT pass. We reached out to the family who owns the Wyoming Hereford Ranch 6 years ago because of transmission line and wind turbine concern growing in SE Wyoming. To bad developers are pushing and constantly attempting to ambush what makes Wyoming Wyoming, our wildlife. Stay tuned and stay in the news loop 😊

02/10/2026

We would love to know how these council members could go from wasting precious time discussing urban farming to this 🤔

CHEYENNE — The Cox Ranch property west of Cheyenne is now set to hold a data center after members of the Cheyenne City Council approved three items Monday annexing and

01/10/2026

As we trade wildlife survival for promise of profit our municipalities in Wyoming are paying the price. Industrial Siting is a failed system which needs to be tightened up the sooner the better. After November elections call your newly elected local and state officials. Voice your frustration regarding the social injustice impacting all residents . Money is tight in all municipalities and State agencies. Wyoming MUST be in charge and run business soundly. Wind and solar are creating chaos. Listen to the audio article here.

https://www.gillettenewsrecord.com/news/wyoming/article_d1fb5b56-e180-4605-9b79-6c55dd344951.html?utm_medium=social&utm_source=email&utm_campaign=user-share

17/09/2026

Still no power purchase agreement for either Connect Gen Repsol Wind project approved in WY Rail Tie Wind, Laramie Range Wind. What is the point of all of this habitat and migratory wildlife destruction if no one wants this energy? Meanwhile BLM on the front page
of Politico’s Energy and Environment noted geothermal leases are going like gang busters some at 4 million. Seems the energy investors want something more reliable and less intermittent. We need to STOP falling for a
glossy sales pitch.

A new plan for a scaled-down version of the Laramie Range Wind Project county commissioners rejected a year ago is still larger than the city of Cheyenne.…

10/09/2026

Laramie Range Wind (LRW) = 139 turbines up to 700 ft tall (the height of a 70 story skyscraper) on 41,220 acres representing 305 mostly out of state workers

The Chugwater Wind,solar, and
Lithium battery project= 150 turbines 4 miles from LRW on 49,500 acres representing 450 mostly out of workers

Rail Tie Wind= 120 turbines on 26,000 acres in the gateway to the University of Wyoming representing 225 mostly out of state workers

Already existing 175 turbines West of Cheyenne on I-80 found guilty by the US Department of Justice of killing too many eagles in 2022 and mandated to pay 540 million in penalty and fines.

TOTAL approved by WY Industrial Siting Council without analyzing combined impacts = 584 turbines, 980 temporary mostly out of state jobs, over 200 miles of continual Industrial Developement in a big game fly way for migratory birds in an extreme period of drought in the Rocky Mountain ecosystem including- Medicine Bow National Forest, Curt Gowdy State Park and the Laramie Mtn Range. “

https://laramieboomerang-wy.newsmemory.com/?publink=0c38f80fd_1352252

Why aren’t we hearing more about this in the press? Seriously!
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02/09/2026

Yesterday a hacker compromised the public zoom. They were afraid the State’s data and information had been compromised. The State quote “will be revising how the public can watch regarding future proceedings.” That did not assist these four days of proceedings.

Apparently, they captured the ISC address of the person who hacked the system, and that information has been delivered to Wyoming division of criminal investigation and yet-

The Wyoming Industrial Siting Division (ISD) approved that project without public transparency. The council in our opinion had no business approving a contested hearing case yesterday when witness testimony outside of the wind energy company was BLOCKED/ HACKED.

Wyoming public, journalists, and state staff could NOT attend via ZOOM. ISD of course approved this project anyway rather than push the hearing to another date for day two and three. The people of Wyoming should ask why? The public MUST participate and ask even more questions. We MUST clean up this failed system NOW or there will be no later!

Today the public, press, and state staff who must attend Industrial Siting via ZOOM regarding the Chugwater Wind,Solar, and Lithium battery issues before ISD can’t.

By approving the Laramie Range Wind
Project Industrial Siting Council has opened the door to manipulative and intentional chaos. ISC is sending the wrong message to possibly paid hackers. ISC approval has opened yet another door in the already utilized “How to win approval at ISC” playbook so many Wyoming attorneys use to get their wind energy clients projects approved. These companies are multinational global oil and gas companies. They claim there are zero impacts to wildlife and zero socio economic impacts to the people of Wyoming. Just listen to day one of the Laramie Range Wind hearing before the hack. How convenient the company got to deliberate fully and was not hacked. Only the people of Wyoming, the participating party witnesses were silenced!

https://cowboystatedaily.com/2026/09/01/scaled-down-laramie-range-wind-project-gets-go-ahead-after-intense-2-day-hearing/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T_olQpm5WXM

Nearly a year after the proposal was rejected, the scaled-down Laramie Range Wind Project was approved Tuesday after a contentious two-day hearing. Up to…

26/08/2026

Before Wyoming says yes it MUST know what it is saying yes to!

The Wyoming wind power permitting authority has a formal hearing beginning on August 31, 2026, to consider the application from a major wind project. An approval decision on this project would be premature, because a crucial piece of environmental data, the projected eagle kills from the project, is...

19/08/2026

Same location new sign☀️