The Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s mission is to conserve wildlife, habitat and outdoor opportunities.
Founded in 1937, the Federation is the oldest and largest sportsmen’s advocacy and conservation organization in the state of Wyoming.
WWF’s Vision
The vision of the Wyoming Wildlife Federation is a Wyoming with well-conserved fish and wildlife populations, healthy habitats, and engaged citizens.
This vision is achieved by organizing and educating the public on issues affecting wildlife, habitat and outdoor opportunities. We support strong science-based policies to retain, restore, and reconnect wildlife habitats and sustainably funded wildlife management. Our vision is brought to life by hunters and anglers who recognize both the cultural and conservation significance of Wyoming’s landscapes.
Core Values
Trust – WWF is trusted and our positions and opinions are used by diverse constituents.
Outcomes – WWF is focused on achieving outcomes. “We get things done.”
Respect – WWF communicates within the organization and outside in a manner that is respectful and focused on issues. WWF is respected by all stakeholders regarding wildlife issues.
Collaboration – WWF works with diverse groups in constructive dialog over conservation policy and science.
Honesty – WWF is honest and credible in all we do.
Engagement – WWF engages people in our work leading to strong supporters, volunteers, advocates, staff, and board.
Science – WWF makes decisions and policy recommendations based on the best available science.
Meet The Staff
This dedicated full-time staff works tirelessly on conservation issues all around the state.

(307) 335-8633

(307) 335-8633

(541) 910-1482



Meet The Board
Board members help guide and support the organization. Conserving Wyoming's wildlife and outdoor opportunities are driven by these dedicated volunteers. Reach out to the entire board of directors at [email protected]



Mark also spent 17 years with the National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS), considered the gold standard in teaching wilderness skills and leadership. Over the years Mark taught backpacking, rock climbing, and winter courses. He oversaw the hiring and training of field staff and also served on the director team for 8 years, as Finance Director and Alumni & Development Director.
Mark holds a BS in Mathematics from the State University of New York at Stony Brook and an MA in Mathematics from the University of Washington.

Levi has been in Gillette since graduating college, working for several years for an environmental consulting firm, and for the last ten years for the City of Gillette. Even though he and his family live a life in the city, his mind and his passions are on the adventures of the outdoors: hunting, fishing, skiing, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and gardening. Levi has gained an understanding that those things of his childhood that seemed to be just part of life aren't just there; they need people that care to learn about them, to advocate for them, and to literally and figuratively get their hands dirty caring for them.





We Work On Conservation Issues
Since 1937 Wyoming Wildlife Federation has been the champion of wildlife, conservation, and outdoor access issues in Wyoming.

Access & Outdoor Opportunities
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Affiliate Organizations
Over the years we've developed great relationships with other companies and organizations who are committed to helping us do our work.
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Programs That Make A Difference
Wyoming faces complex conservation challenges and Wyoming Wildlife Federation has put together a diverse set of programs to address them.