Crook County – Assistance Log, 1976 - 1977

Records in this collection are dated 1915 to 2003 and document the work, research findings, and administrative duties of the Wyoming Wildlife Service’s State Office. The mission of Wildlife Services (WS) is to provide federal leadership and expertise to resolve human-wildlife conflicts. Much of the WS mission is completed in state offices across the country, such as the one in Wyoming, which has provided services to farmers, property owners, counties, and other federal and non-federal agencies throughout the twentieth century to help protect agriculture, property, natural resources, and human health and safety from damage or threats posed by wildlife. The records in this collection include financial records, publications, correspondence, studies and reports, administrative records, and other materials related to work completed at the state office in Casper, Wyoming.