Bekka Mongeau

Bekka Mongeau serves as the Communications Manager at WWF, where she plays a key role in keeping members informed about critical wildlife issues in Wyoming. Through both digital and print channels, she ensures seamless communication with WWF's audience. With a background in outdoor education and marketing, Bekka studied in the mountains of New Hampshire before relocating to the West, where she has since embraced the wide open landscapes of Idaho and now Wyoming. Over the past year, she has deepened her understanding of hunting as both a conservation tool and a means of fostering a deeper connection to the land and people. Bekka is eager to continue this journey, inviting others to join in and explore these practices. She brings a deep passion for wildlife conservation, outdoor recreation, and the preservation of natural spaces to her role with the WWF team.

Welcoming Wyoming’s Next Generation of Conservation Leaders — Colton Schick Joins WWF as Civic Engagement Fellow

The Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF) is proud to welcome Colton Schick of Cheyenne as our new Civic Engagement Fellow for 2025–2026. A lifelong Wyomingite, passionate outdoorsman, WWF Conservation Ambassador, and 2025 Wyoming Game and Fish Department Youth Conservationist of the Year, Colton represents the next generation of sporting conservation leadership in Wyoming. Rooted in Wyoming’s […]

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Science Sunday: Deerlight Savings

We may spring ahead or fall back, but wildlife run on their own internal clocks. So how do these disruptions to our sleep schedule impact deer and other wildlife? Deer, and many other species, are crepuscular. That means they are not very active at midday or at night, but do the most moving around at

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