Volunteers Tear Down 8-Foot Fence For Wildlife
On July 30th, volunteers circled the wagons near Elk Ridge in the Spence-Moriarty Wildlife Habitat Management Area. The task? Remove eight-foot tall elk fence from 9,000 feet in elevation so deer, pronghorn, and elk can travel across the landscape there. This six-tenths of a mile section was difficult to get to and was adjacent to …
Taskforce Makes Decisions on Comprehensive Proposal
For the past 14 months, the Wyoming Wildlife Taskforce has debated some of the most contentious issues in wildlife management for the Cowboy State. Everything from license allocations to landowner licenses and habitat improvements has been at the table for this group. Throughout the entire process, members of the taskforce noted how many of these …
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2022 Sportsmen’s Candidate Forums
This program gives hunters the opportunity to give back to local communities and it gives those in need a local, healthy nutritional component to their diet.
Wyoming’s Renewable Resources
Wyoming plays a significant role in supplying domestic sources of energy. Historically, this has meant oil and gas development, but renewables such as wind and solar are becoming increasingly prevalent in the Cowboy State, as well. In recent years, these sources of energy have become more cost-effective and efficient. A report by the Department of …
Volunteers Needed: Fence Removal Near Dubois
Local hunting and angling nonprofits – the Wyoming Wildlife Federation, the Red Canyon Chapter of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and Bowhunters of Wyoming – are looking for volunteers to remove fence on Saturday, July 30, 2022, near Dubois, WY. The Fremont County fence removal project is the Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s longest-running project where volunteers …
2022 Wyoming Candidates Sporting Questionnaire
Most people see the election signs around town, but do you really know what your candidates for election think about the issues you care about? If you are a hunter and angler, then clean water, better habitat, and access to outdoor opportunities are important to you and who you support in Wyoming elections. Below are …
Jackson Wildlife On Tap
This program gives hunters the opportunity to give back to local communities and it gives those in need a local, healthy nutritional component to their diet.
Hunters For The Hungry in Jackson, WY
This program gives hunters the opportunity to give back to local communities and it gives those in need a local, healthy nutritional component to their diet.
Volunteer Opportunities
Our vision is a Wyoming with clean water and healthy habitat to help support the wildlife and fish species that depend on them.
Why Hunters Should Care About Local Elections
“We do not have government by the majority. We have government by the majority who participate.” – Thomas Jefferson The world is a noisy place lately. International conflicts, inflation woes, and other political issues light up our cell phone screens on a daily basis. It is easy to forget the power of local elections on …
Planting for the Future in Sheridan
The weather was cool and breezy in Sheridan the last week of May this year – perfect weather to do some gardening. WWF Education Director, Andrea Barbknecht was in town to do the official ground-breaking for native plant plots at three Sheridan Elementary schools. Throughout the past year, WWF and the schools have been working …
New Beaver Dams Help Parched Landscape
Last weekend, the parched pasturelands near Little Mountain got a bit of help from nature’s original flood irrigators: beaver dams. These beaver dams were not built with teeth and tails, however. Over 70 different volunteers, agencies, nonprofit workers, businesses, and others all gathered on the Ramsay Ranch, where big head-cut banks line Trout Creek, to …
Help Protect Our Way of Life
We need everyone who values the wild spaces of Wyoming to get involved. Are you ready?