Buffalo Bill State Park is one of many Wyoming state parks joining in a citizen science effort to see and record all the flora and fauna calling the state home.
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Wyoming parks increase their fees
January 6, 2021
POWELL As the sun came up on the new year Friday, a series of significant fee increases took effect at Wyoming’s state parks. All fees are increasing, from single day use passes to annual permits, with some increasing as much as 60%.
For Wyoming residents, daily use fees at state parks, recreation areas and archaeological sites will move to one rate year-round, with no more discount for off-season rates. They’re increasing from $4 and $6, depending on the season, to $7 year-round, while a visit to a historic site now costs $4 (up from $2-$3). A resident’s annual pass, meanwhile,.