2025 Wildlife on Tap Dates + Topics
We’re excited to announce that we’ve just released our 2025 Wildlife on Tap schedule! The schedule includes speakers and topics that will be covered every month (except July and August). You can check out the full lineup with details here. Quick Look at the Lineup: January 7th: Golden Eagles + Sporting Lead-Free February 4th: Swift …
Jackson Summer Camps
Explore Wyoming’s native ecosystems and participate in fun ecology STEAM activities. Each day includes new opportunities to learn and play including stories, art, science, outdoor skill building, and opportunities for free child-directed play in a natural setting. All camps are based out of Jackson Hole Land Trust’s R Park in Wilson. Sign up by clicking …
2024 by the numbers
2024 is coming to a close and it’s hard to feel anything but grateful. Whether you’ve donated, attended our events, volunteered during habitat projects, or helped us share important conservation stories – we couldn’t do it without you. Below are just a few of our favorite wins from 2024. From time spent at the legislature, …
Rock Springs Resource Management plan Signed
On December 20, the BLM signed the Record of Decision for the Rock Springs Resource Management plan – the final step for updating management guidelines for 3.6 million acres in southwest Wyoming. This plan revision has been over a decade in the making and will continue to be the blueprint for BLM decision making in …
Consistency Builds Success: WWF at the Wyoming Legislature
With the end of the year approaching we’ve got our eye on 2025. Bills are coming down the pipeline and we know that this upcoming legislative session is going to be one of the busiest yet. When you make a donation before the end of the year you can help support getting our staff to …
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Perspectives: Utah Lawsuit Risks Wyoming Wildlife, Hunters, and Rural Communities
The Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s board and staff recently submitted a press release expressing our perspective regarding the Utah public land lawsuit. You can read that full press release below. Read the Full Press Release For Immediate Release November 5, 2024 Utah Lawsuit Risks Wyoming Wildlife, Hunters, and Rural Communities FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, LANDER (November …
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Give the Gift of Wildness
The Kelly Parcel purchase is on the home stretch – but we need your help to get it across the finish line. Your tireless support has gotten us to this point but we need 10 more minutes of your time.
Help us get to the finish line with the Kelly Parcel
The Kelly Parcel purchase is on the home stretch – but we need your help to get it across the finish line. Your tireless support has gotten us to this point but we need 10 more minutes of your time.
Revised Rock Springs Plan Looks to Balance Wildlife Conservation, Recreation, and Economic Considerations
Upon WWF’s first review, this version of the Rock Springs Plan looks to balance wildlife conservation, recreation, & economic considerations.
Give To Wyoming Wildlife During Old Bill’s
Want to keep Wyoming’s wildlife and wild places connected? Give during Old Bill’s to have your donation boosted up to 50%.
Diverse voices for the Bridger-Teton National Forest
Public lands belong to all of us, and their future depends on diverse voices coming together. At WWF, we work to unite people from across Wyoming-recreationists, conservationists, local communities, and industry leaders-to protect wildlife and the landscapes we love. The Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) in northwest Wyoming is a vital ecosystem, home to a rich …
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UPDATE: Bitterbrush Seed Collection A GREAT SUCCESS
Thank you to all who joined on July 24th in collecting bitterbrush seeds for future mule deer habitat projects.
Wandering Young Bighorn Rams Removed Near Lander
Learn about the recent removal of young bighorn rams near Lander and why it’s important to the future of sheep conservation.
Volunteers Needed: Beaver Rim Fence Removal June 8, 2024
Volunteers Needed: Beaver Rim Fence Removal Join the Red Canyon Chapter of RMEF, Wyoming Wildlife Federation, and Lander BLM Office to remove obsolete fences in wildlife habitat on June 8, 2024. On Saturday, June 8, 2024 folks are invited to join a volunteer fence removal day on Beaver Rim approximately 30 miles southwest of Lander, …
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New BLM Public Lands Rule LEads to Leases For Conservation
Learn about what the new BLM Public Lands Rule does for Wyoming’s wildlife and wild places.
Make it Count: A WWF Intern Experience
Learn about what it means to be an intern at the Wyoming State Capitol lobbying for wildlife and wild places.
Volunteer For Mule Deer: Final Grizzly WHMA Volunteer Fence Day 2024
Volunteer For Mule Deer: FInal Grizzly WHMA Volunteer Fence Day RSVP & COMPLETE LIABILITY WAIVER HERE The Grizzly WHMA Volunteer Fence Day, set for June 15, 2024, marks a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts within the Baggs Mule Deer Migration Corridor. This event is the culmination of a multi-year project aimed at replacing 17 …
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Hunters First Crack at Western Big Game: A Pronghorn Hunt Story
Southern Hunter’s First Crack at Western Big Game A First Pronghorn Hunt Story EDITOR’S NOTE: This hunt occurred in fall of 2022. Since then, this pronghorn herd saw impacts to their numbers from the harsh 2022-2023 winter and there are no pronghorn doe tags in the area. If you would like to see their numbers …
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How to Submit an Effective Comment to the BLM
Learn what makes a comment that is helpful to making changes with the BLM.
Wyoming State Land Parcel 194: Why is it so Important?
Wyoming State Land Parcel 194: Why is it so important for wildlife?
Why “Fat Bottom Does” Make The Mule Deer World Go ‘Round
Fat mule deer equal healthier fawns, more survival, and bigger bucks. Find out how you can help ensure our does are healthy!
How Does THE ROCK SPRINGS RMP Work?
The Rock Springs RMP sets the stage for how the BLM manages 3.6 million acres of public lands in Wyoming.
What is a BLM Area For Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC)?
What is an ACEC? An Overview of BLM’s Areas For Critical Environmental Concern (ACECs) Areas of Critical Environmental Concern, also known as ACEC’s, are places that exist within public lands that feature important values where special management is required to protect those values. These may be related to fish and wildlife or may be historical, …
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Roamin’ Free & Growing Up In Rock Springs
Roamin’ Free: Living In Rock Springs This small Wyoming town has 360-degrees of incredible public landscapes The desert sunrise looks like a burning campfire. It is a little cooler this morning. I know that my dad and brother are just as excited as me, however a word is not spoken. The dirt is kicking up …
Help Protect Our Way of Life
We need everyone who values the wild spaces of Wyoming to get involved. Are you ready?