News Releases

Ove the past year, the WDEQ partnered with archaeologists and organizations to stabilize and preserve the Powars II Paleoindian Archaeological Site, which is the oldest known mining site in North America.

The Nature Conservancy opened a seed lab this year in Lander, as part of the AML Native Plants Project, an inter-agency effort, led by the WDEQ and the BLM, to restore the sagebrush steppe ecosystem across the U.S. West.

DEQ encourages Wyoming residents to be aware of air quality in or around their area and to take action in reducing their respective contributions, no matter how small or large, to air pollution.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality recently began operating a mobile ambient monitoring station near Boulder.

This approved permit application comes after several months of review by the Land Quality Division staff and consideration of public input to develop the final version of the permit and conditions.

More than 100,000 acres of Wyoming land are undergoing reclamation, and nearly half are reclaimed enough to allow livestock and wildlife grazing on the land.

The State of Wyoming and the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) filed a complaint against Chevron Corporation for violations of the Wyoming Environmental Quality Act involving the remediation of environ...

With summer nearly upon us and more people heading to Wyomings lakes and reservoirs to recreate, several State of Wyoming agencies want to remind the public to avoid and keep animals away from cyanobacterial blooms

Water Treatment, Water Distribution, Wastewater Collection and Wastewater Treatment operators are professionals that are vital to Wyoming. They protect public health by ensuring that our drinking water is safe and pure.