Basically, the process we go through is to first identify what (wildlife) is out there now, what the wildlife habitat is, what the habitat relationships are and how the rancher is using that habitat.

Ranchers want to make a contribution to wildlife, and I think this is another forum for them to do so.

With the great societal concerns about impacts on fisheries and other wildlife, it's not likely we are going to see many new hydroelectric projects developed. We're not planning any.

From what we learn in applying a process tailored to each of the three ranches ... a model will be developed for integrated agriculture/wildlife planning and management that will have the capabilities of application on any Wyoming ranch.

With the great societal concerns about impacts on fisheries and other wildlife, it's not likely we are going to see many new hydroelectric projects developed.

With the great societal concerns about impacts on fisheries and other wildlife, its not likely we are going to see many new hydroelectric projects developed. We're not planning any.