The legislative session is a little different than we are used to, but that doesn’t mean hunters and anglers still cannot make their voices heard for conservation in Wyoming. We aren’t going to be hosting our usual Camo at the Capitol event this year, but luckily, meetings streaming online and the advent of Zoom testimony …
By | Auna Kaufmann Whether you say “hunting is conservation” or are frustrated by the price of a mule deer license, it is good to know where your money is going and how it impacts the management of wildlife in Wyoming. The Wyoming Game and Fish Department is funded largely by license revenue. Hunting, fishing, …
Sportsmen Front the Bill for Wildlife in Wyoming, But How? Read More »
In February 2020, Governor Mark Gordon signed Executive Order 2020-01, Wyoming Mule Deer and Antelope Migration Corridor Protection, the first public policy protecting ungulate migration corridors in the United States. Wyoming Wildlife Federation followed the development of the Executive Order (EO) closely and felt that it properly balanced wildlife protections with stakeholder input, while allowing …
