Why do beaver dam analogs matter Healthy streams aren’t straight, tidy ditches—they’re messy, branching systems with room to flood, abundant vegetation and wood, and connected wetlands. When they function like that, they deliver clean water, support working lands, cool and sustain flows for fish and wildlife, buffer drought, blunt floods and wildfire, and boost local […]
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Date: Wednesday, October 22, 2025 Location: Meet at BLM Lander Field Office, 1335 Main St., Lander WY. We will caravan to the field site approximately 20 minutes away on 4WD roads. Time: 8:00 am – noon What to Bring: Gloves, sturdy boots, water, snacks, sun protection Join Wyoming Wildlife Federation and the BLM Lander Field
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Building Resilient Habitat at Strawberry Meadow At the beginning of September, we partnered with the Bureau of Land Management and some dedicated volunteers to gather at Strawberry Meadow, a vital stretch of habitat that supports sage grouse populations and serves as an important migration corridor for pronghorn. With shovels, rocks, and plenty of teamwork, volunteers
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