A recent WyoFile article tells a story that reminds us how healing the land can be when we work with nature. In Wyoming’s Snowy Range, biologists and volunteers are hand-building “fake beaver dams,” or beaver dam analogues, woven willows and mud structures that mimic the work of real beavers. Their purpose: to slow water, raise the water table, and bring life back to dried streambeds. As the article beautifully describes, these simple, muddy projects are already restoring wetlands, habitats for

The Rifleman S03:E21 - The Wyoming Story (Pt. 2)