Wyoming HB0182 authorizes the board of land commissioners to designate state land as a state heritage site based on exceptional archaeological.
Wyoming HB0182 creates a process for designating state lands as heritage sites, emphasizing long-term protection of financial and intrinsic value. The board of land commissioners can designate lands as heritage sites if they possess exceptional archaeological, historical, or cultural value. The board must consider the greatest long-term benefit to trust beneficiaries, including leases for educational, research, and sustainable tourism activities.
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