AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoYellowstone Wildlife & Education: A new short documentary, “What Bison See: Restoring Yellowstone’s Lost Migrations,” uses high-definition camera collars to show how Yellowstone bison recovered from near-extinction and relearned migration routes. It premiered Aug. 25 at Old Faithful and will screen for years at visitor centers, with a second debut set for Sept. 11 in Cody. Youth Arts: The Arts Council of Wyoming County’s Youth Arts Camp is in full swing, with kids making clay pieces, watercolor “monster” art, and more hands-on projects. Tech in Schools: Laramie County School District 1 is expanding access to ChatGPT Edu for staff, rolling it out with teacher oversight and a focus on student privacy. Big Tech & Kids Online: Wyoming Attorney General Keith Kautz announced Wyoming will receive $13.3 million from a landmark $17.1 billion Meta settlement, with required safety changes for Instagram and Facebook aimed at protecting children. Community & Culture Calendar: Local events include Music in the Park (Aug. 27) and family-friendly activities like art series, puzzle competitions, and community suppers. Sheep & Community Tradition: The Hilltop Sheepdog Trial returns to Mankota for its 14th year, pairing border collie competitions with chili, rodeo, trade fairs, and kids’ activities.
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