Greys River Collaborative working the Middle Ridge and planning 2027

The Greys River Collaborative, a group of local government, forest representatives and land managers that focus on projects in the Bridger Teton National Forest is currently coordinating the Middle Ridge project for the close of the 2026 season. “We recently started the Southwest Middle Ridge project, and, we’ve got 135 acres done,” Brett Story, spokesman for the collaborative said. “We’ve got a lot planned for next year, probably around 1000 acres. “ He said that was the goal, while combining the work with the Wyoming Fish and Game, Dept. US Forest Service, Star Valley Conservation District, the Collaborative, and other partners. A proposal to make improvements in the Grover Park area will remain on hold after a grant request was denied, but Story indicated the project would remain active in the planning stage while additional funding is sought. He noted other collaborative projects are moving through the process associated with the National Environmental Policy Act.

This excerpt comes from the named source. Read the original for the full reporting.