The Wyoming State Forestry Division, established in 1952 by the Legislature, is responsible for managing approximately 263,000 acres of forested trust land across the state. Their core programs include State Trust Land Management, Fire Management, and Assistance Forestry, providing guidance and support to private landowners, communities, and federal land management agencies.
With field offices in multiple locations across Wyoming, the Division oversees timber management, fire management on state trust land, and cooperative fire management on private and federal lands. Through partnerships with agencies like the USDA Forest Service, they promote good forest management practices and protection statewide.
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