The Wyoming Agricultural & Natural Resource Mediation Program offers a process to assist Wyoming citizens in resolving their disputes in a way that is voluntary, confidential, low-cost and time-saving.

Mediation is a process that helps disputing parties to come together and have an open, honest and confidential discussion about the issues. A trained mediator helps the parties explore options that are available to them and find an end to the conflict through mutually agreed upon solutions. The mediator does not as a judge, deciding who is right or wrong. The parties themselves control the result of the mediation and any agreement that is developed. Mediation is another tool to help agricultural producers and natural resource managers make wise decisions.

Summer 2009 Newsletter (PDF)

Winter 2009 Newsletter (PDF)

• Mission Statement

• Program Goals

• Strategic Plan

• Board Members

• Frequently asked questions (FAQ’s)

• View our program brochure (PDF) 1st Part        Brochure 2nd Part (PDF)

• USDA Mediation Fact Sheet

• Coalition of Agriculture Mediation Programs

• Mediation Resource Guide

• Training and Educational Opportunities

• Technical Review Teams (TRT’s) and informal mediation

• Certified Mediators

• Mediation & Split Estate Conflicts

• Passing It On: An Estate Planning Resource Guide for Wyoming's Farmers and Ranchers

• USDA Mediation Success Stories (PDF)

To find out more information about the program or to request mediation: Contact Lucy Pauley, Mediation Coordinator, at (307) 777-8788 or 1-888-996-9278, email: lpaule@state.wy.us

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