This is a horrible plan. Please pay more attention to your constituents who includes hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and yes, even people who believe in climate disruption.
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Halena Bagdonas
7 years ago
Protect public lands!
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Sarah Gorin
7 years ago
Keep public lands in public hands!
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Carol Mersereau
7 years ago
Bad for Wyoming and all of the West.
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Robert D Kelly
7 years ago
We need to protect our land. Think of grandchildren — ahead for many generatioms.
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Stephen Haroian
7 years ago
There are plenty of other areas that aren't so sensitive where we can develop energy potential. As an oil and gas geologist that used to work this entire region I know this to be a fact. Adobe Town should be preserved.
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Shelby Perry
7 years ago
Wyoming's Wilderness Study Areas are gems, definitely worth continued protection. It is scandalous that legislators would even consider prohibiting further wilderness surveys in the future.
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Nancy Shea
7 years ago
Public wild lands in Wyoming are vital to the health of land and people of the nation.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Wyoming doesn't need any of this BS.
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William Plenge
7 years ago
Stop this!
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Tia Farmer
7 years ago
Only the rich want this. They will temporarily give you a job and pay you to steal from yourself! Look at what has already happened, they leave you without the job or the land!!!
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Bryon Lee
7 years ago
Being born and raised in Wyoming, I have been blessed with countless outings into the wilds of our state. I'm also fortunate enough to have traveled around our great country in search of natural wonders that invigorates ones soul. I do not understand opening up protected landscapes that harbor abundant natural beauty, when such protected areas around the US are getting loved to death due to recreation use. It seems to me that keeping such pristine wild areas preserved would be something that future generations would gleeful enjoy and speak highly about. Places such as Honeycomb Buttes, Split Rock, and Lankin Dome are mesmerizing. The solitude and wonder fill your mind with questions and soul with contentment. They need your voice and vote to protect them. Please do.
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Dave Hohl
7 years ago
This bill is contrary to both Wyoming's cultural interest, and the long term interest of Wyoming's economy.
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Annette Hein
7 years ago
I grew up in Wyoming enjoying our public lands. I believe in preserving access and safeguarding these lands for future generations.
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Eryn Pierce
7 years ago
Please keep these beautiful lands public! I want to see these lands here for generations to come and it seems more and more important to have natural spaces.
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Lindsay Linton Buk
7 years ago
Keep it wild!
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Frank Korfanta
7 years ago
I am opposed to the delisting of the current WSA’s. These areas should be preserved and protected from private and energy development. I urge congress to fully protect these areas for future generations to come! Thank you.
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Justin Mahrt
7 years ago
Keep public lands in public hands.....and keep wild places, wild!
I do not support HR 6939.
This is a horrible plan. Please pay more attention to your constituents who includes hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and yes, even people who believe in climate disruption.
Protect public lands!
Keep public lands in public hands!
Bad for Wyoming and all of the West.
We need to protect our land. Think of grandchildren — ahead for many generatioms.
There are plenty of other areas that aren't so sensitive where we can develop energy potential. As an oil and gas geologist that used to work this entire region I know this to be a fact. Adobe Town should be preserved.
Wyoming's Wilderness Study Areas are gems, definitely worth continued protection. It is scandalous that legislators would even consider prohibiting further wilderness surveys in the future.
Public wild lands in Wyoming are vital to the health of land and people of the nation.
Wyoming doesn't need any of this BS.
Stop this!
Only the rich want this. They will temporarily give you a job and pay you to steal from yourself! Look at what has already happened, they leave you without the job or the land!!!
Being born and raised in Wyoming, I have been blessed with countless outings into the wilds of our state. I'm also fortunate enough to have traveled around our great country in search of natural wonders that invigorates ones soul. I do not understand opening up protected landscapes that harbor abundant natural beauty, when such protected areas around the US are getting loved to death due to recreation use. It seems to me that keeping such pristine wild areas preserved would be something that future generations would gleeful enjoy and speak highly about. Places such as Honeycomb Buttes, Split Rock, and Lankin Dome are mesmerizing. The solitude and wonder fill your mind with questions and soul with contentment. They need your voice and vote to protect them. Please do.
This bill is contrary to both Wyoming's cultural interest, and the long term interest of Wyoming's economy.
I grew up in Wyoming enjoying our public lands. I believe in preserving access and safeguarding these lands for future generations.
Please keep these beautiful lands public! I want to see these lands here for generations to come and it seems more and more important to have natural spaces.
Keep it wild!
I am opposed to the delisting of the current WSA’s. These areas should be preserved and protected from private and energy development. I urge congress to fully protect these areas for future generations to come! Thank you.
Keep public lands in public hands.....and keep wild places, wild!
I am opposed and shocked.