Angi Bruce Takes the Helm: Future of Wyoming Game and Fish Explored

Wild Things & Wild Places

In this latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey welcomes a very special guest, Angi Bruce, the newly appointed Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Set to take over the role from Director Brian Nesvik in September, Angi Bruce shares her vision and the challenges she anticipates facing as she steps into this pivotal position.

Governor Mark Gordon's recent appointment of Angi Bruce marks a significant milestone for Wyoming's wildlife conservation efforts. She also addresses the "elephant in the room"—the contentious topics that have sparked debate among conservationists and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

She highlights positive developments and initiatives that aim to foster collaboration between the department and the public. Listeners can look forward to insightful discussions and heartfelt congratulations for Angi Bruce as she prepares to lead the Wyoming Game and Fish Department into a new era.

To hear more from Angi Bruce, check out a previous episode here. In this episode, Josh and Angi discuss the incredible achievement of securing $24.3 million in government funding for the South Kemmerer Wildlife Crossing Project, a critical initiative set to significantly impact local deer herds.

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