Governor Gordon formally designated eight segments of the Sublette Antelope Migration Corridor. That is a big deal for Wyoming wildlife, hunters, working lands, and everyone who believes Wyoming should remain a place where wildlife still has room to roam. The Sublette pronghorn herd makes one of the most remarkable wildlife movements left in North America, traveling between the […]
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The Wyoming Wildlife Federation is pleased to welcome Luke Cox as our new Communications & Events Coordinator. In this role, Luke will support WWF’s mission through storytelling, public outreach, event coordination, and member engagement. His work will focus on strengthening connections between sportsmen and women, conservation partners, public land advocates, and the broader Wyoming community.
This piece is written by Wyoming Wildlife Federation Civic Engagement Fellow Colton Schick. The first time I testified on policy was in 2023. I was sixteen years old, lobbying on the Kelly Parcel. Being the youngest person in the room by decades, while also knowing that 90% of my friends utilize public lands for various
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