Sites about the people, organization and issues of Wyoming are found in this category. Other topics appropriate for this category include personal pages of those who reside within the state, pet pages, and memorial sites.
Recommended Resources
The American Folklore website contains retelling of American, Canadian and Mexican folklores, Native American, myths and legends, tall tales, weather folklore, heroes and villians, campfire stories, animal stories, childrens stories and ghost stories. The website also provides folklore lesson plans and teacher resources, railroad stories, easy to hard tongue twisters and Latin American folklore.
http://www.americanfolklore.net
The American Folklore Society is an organization dedicating to preserving and discussing the folklore of the world. The organization has more than two thousand members who can collaborate and discuss matters of common interest through this organization. You can also find out folklore related publications here.
http://www.afsnet.org
The focus of this site is on District 15 of the Lions Club International, which covers those clubs within the state of Wyoming. Profiles of district officers and zone chairpersons are provided, as well as a calendar of activities and a club directory.
http://www.lionsofwyoming.org/
National Environmental Coalition of Native Americans
NECONA represents a coalition of Native Americans working to keep nuclear waste off of Indian lands, primarily through education of Indians and non-Indians about the health danger of radioactivity and transport of nuclear waste, by networking with Indian and non-Indian environmentalists, and to declare tribal lands as nuclear-free zones. Its issues and efforts are described here.
http://necona.indigenousnative.org/
State of Wyoming Elected Officials
The official state site presents profiles of persons elected to state level positions, including the governor, secretary of state, auditor, treasurer, and superintendent of public education.
http://wyoming.gov/electedofficials.aspx
The WLT is a small, tax-exempt, non-profit organization, registered as a charitable corporation, established for the purpose of acquiring wilderness properties of interest to its stakeholders. Contact information for its main office in Colorado, and branches in Arizona, California and Washington, are provided, along with details on how landowners can transfer their property to the trust, either by acquisition or conservation easement.
http://www.wildernesslandtrust.org/
Wyoming Agriculture Business Association
The Wyoming Agriculture Business Association helps to increase the voice of agriculture and the agriculture sales and represent the community in local, state and national issues.
http://www.wyag.net/
Wyoming Association of Churches
The WAC is a state-wide ecumenical organization charged with promoting the interests and concerns of Wyoming churches through education, interaction, cooperation and understanding. Presents a description of the organization's structure, a staff directory, events calendar, and a newsletter.
http://www.wyomingassociationofchurches.org/
