Building Rangeland Storyscapes Capacity in Wyoming

GrantID: 77412

Grant Funding Amount Low: $500

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $200,000

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Rangeland Storyscapes: Connecting People, Land, and Wildlife in Wyoming

Capacity Gaps in Wyoming's Rangelands: Bridging the Digital Divide

Wyoming's vast and sprawling rangelands are at the heart of the state's identity, shaping its economy, culture, and natural landscapes. However, these vast and remote landscapes have long faced challenges in connecting with the broader public, particularly as digital technologies have become increasingly integral to how people engage with and learn about their environment.

The Buffalo Bill Center of the West's Rangeland Storyscapes project aims to address this capacity gap by developing an immersive digital platform that showcases the natural and cultural history of Wyoming's rangelands. By leveraging cutting-edge digital tools and partnering with a diverse array of stakeholders, the project will create an accessible and engaging way for both local residents and visitors to explore the unique stories and interconnections embedded within the state's rangelands.

Capacity-Building through Collaborative Partnerships

A key aspect of the Rangeland Storyscapes project is its focus on building capacity through collaborative partnerships with ranchers, Native American communities, and environmental organizations. These stakeholders possess deep and intimate knowledge of Wyoming's rangelands, and their participation will be essential in shaping the content and design of the digital platform.

By fostering these partnerships, the project will not only ensure that the storyscapes accurately reflect the diverse perspectives and experiences of those who live and work on the land, but also build the capacity of these groups to engage with digital tools and technologies. This collaborative approach will empower local communities to tell their own stories, strengthening their connection to the land and their ability to share it with others.

Addressing Infrastructure and Workforce Constraints

Wyoming's vast and sparsely populated landscape presents significant infrastructure and workforce challenges that must be addressed to ensure the success of the Rangeland Storyscapes project. Many rural areas of the state lack reliable high-speed internet access, limiting the ability of residents and visitors to fully engage with the digital platform.

To overcome this barrier, the project team will work closely with local internet service providers and community organizations to identify creative solutions, such as installing mobile hotspots or developing offline-accessible content. Additionally, the project will prioritize the training and upskilling of local residents, ensuring that they have the necessary digital skills and knowledge to maintain and update the platform over time.

By addressing these capacity gaps, the Rangeland Storyscapes project will not only create a compelling and immersive digital experience, but also strengthen the long-term resilience and self-determination of Wyoming's rural communities. This holistic approach to digital storytelling and capacity-building will serve as a model for other states seeking to connect their unique landscapes and cultural legacies with the broader public.

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