Sage-Grouse Management Handbook is a guide that was developed by the Wyoming Sage-Grouse Working Group and is intended to provide agriculture producers with a source to obtain technical information on how to manage sage-grouse habitat.
Measuring and Monitoring Plant Populations is a technical reference was developed by the Bureau of Land Management and applies to monitoring situations involving a single plant species, such as an indicator species, key species, or weed.
When parties are involved in an oil and gas dispute, mediation can be a useful process for both landowners and energy development companies. Mediation provides an opportunity for both sides to discuss the situation with the help of an experienced neutral and brainstorm creative solutions to meet the concerns of the landowner while also letting the energy company move forward with development. The Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resources Mediation Program is available to assist Wyoming landowners and industry companies with mediation and facilitation services. If you are interested in seeking mediation for an oil and gas conflict, a surface use agreement dispute or other energy development related issue, please contact Lucy Pauley at (307) 777-8788 or by email at lucy.pauley@wyo.gov.
There are over 50 individuals in Wyoming who have been certified through the Wyoming Agriculture and Natural Resource Mediation Program as mediators. They are located state-wide and they represent a variety of backgrounds. Most of the mediators have experience in agriculture but some are full-time mediation professionals, government administrators, human resource specialists and educators.
To become a certified mediator, participants attend a 30-hour initial training and have to complete 8 hours of recertification every two years.
The Wyoming Agriculture and Natural Resource Mediation Program sees to encourage the use of mediation, technical review teams and other community/shared decision making processes to help people impacted by agricultural, natural resource and related conflicts to find mutually agreeable solutions.
Goals:
The operation of a USDA certified mediation program.
The training, continuing education and certification of mediators.
The development of lists and the provision of names of qualified mediators to persons interested interested in utilizing mediation to resolve their disputes.
The development of lists and recommendation of technical review teams TRT to persons seeking assistance in addressing natural resource issues.
Partnering with other interested parties in the promotion of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and collaborative decision making in a variety of settings within the State.
Continued interaction with other states' mediation programs and national organizations.
This guide is intended to be a quick resource for mediators who find themselves dealing with a behavioral health issue during a mediation session. The guide includes contact information for local police and sheriff offices in each community along with information on behavioral health resources in each county. The ACR Taskforce on Safety in ADR Recommended Guidance is also printed in the guide to help mediators develop safety strategies as they approach a session.
The phone numbers and contact information in the guide may change over time. We will attempt to keep the electronic version updated. If you would like a hard copy, contact Lucy Pauley at (307) 777-8788 or email lucy.pauley@wyo.gov.
Most water samples require multiple sample bottles which contain small quantities of various preservatives. The preservative protects the analyte from degradation during the time between collection and analysis of the sample. About one (1) week before the scheduled sampling event, contact the laboratory to request sample bottles and collection reports. Have the following information available when you call for bottles:
Name
Mailing address
UPS Shipping address
City, State, Zip Code
Daytime Phone Number
The list of bacteria or chemicals for which we will be testing
The number of samples you will be collecting during this sample collection event
You must always verify whether or not this laboratory or any laboratory has the capability and certifications to perform your analyses. This status can change from year to year as personnel, equipment requirements and demands change.
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