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Three million homes watched the documentary when it premiered on HBO in June 2010, bringing attention to the dangers of hydraulic fracturing.
66 million years ago, a huge inland sea covered much of Wyoming, preserving dinosaur bones and footprints from the Tyrannosaurus rex.
Yellowstone National Park showcases grizzlies and wolf packs in America's first national park.
Richard Fox operates his family ranch at an altitude of 2,300 meters in Wyoming, where he faces challenges feeding horses and cattle amid late spring snow.
Al Foul travels Arizona, while Richard Fox upholds cowboy traditions in Wyoming.
Wyoming's high suicide rate, nearly double the national average, is influenced by the state's 'cowboy-up' mentality, prompting local efforts to address mental health.
Once numbering a scant 62 birds, over 300 trumpeter swans now concentrate in northwest Wyoming, thriving in the region's unique ecosystems.
Kenny McLean has driven over a million miles on the rodeo circuit, competing in events like bronco busting and calf roping across North America.
In Wyoming, the arson of Wellspring Health Access, the state's only surgical abortion clinic, raises concerns about violence and access to abortion rights.
Maddie Ross from True Grit represents the independent women of the Wild West.
Bill Cody transforms from Buffalo hunter to water tycoon in Wyoming's arid landscape.
Beavers in Wyoming build dams to create impoundments for protection against predators.
John D. Rockefeller Jr. secretly buys land in Jackson Hole to create a national park.
The Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park features vibrant colors and is home to some of Earth's earliest life forms, attracting many visitors.
In Wyoming, Liz Cheney, the highest-ranking Republican woman in Congress, challenges Donald Trump's influence in a state that overwhelmingly supports him.
A list of 70 individuals marked for elimination by cattle barons includes Nate Champion, a rancher in Johnson County, Wyoming.
Devils Tower National Monument attracts 400,000 visitors each year, drawn in part by its connection to UFOs and its appearance in Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
Oakes and Oliver Ames, railroad pioneers, have a pyramid dedicated to them in Wyoming.
Wyoming was the first state to allow women to vote in 1870, defying Congress's threats.
Legislators in South Dakota and Wyoming reject mandatory beef origin labels amid Brazilian beef's return.
