Protecting Wyoming's Open Spaces With Anne Brande
Trent sits down with Anne Brande, Founder and Executive Director of the Albany County Conservancy, a grassroots nonprofit based in Laramie, Wyoming. Anne's organization is on the front lines of protecting southeast Wyoming's wildlife corridors, aquifers, archaeological sites, and rural communities from large-scale industrial energy development. From golden eagle migration routes to water quality and property values, the stakes couldn't be higher. Anne makes a compelling case that conservation isn't a left-or-right issue — it's a Wyoming issue. Outside energy interests are moving fast, and local voices are being drowned out. If rural landscapes, family heritage, and the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountain corridor matter to you, this conversation is a must-watch. The future of Wyoming's open spaces depends on who shows up to defend them.
