The Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF) proudly announces Joy Bannon as its new Executive Director. The Federation began an exhaustive nationwide Executive Director search in February that yielded multiple high-quality candidates from across the country. The Board of Directors decided that Ms. Bannon’s leadership, experience, and qualifications proved her the best person to take the organization forward. “We received tremendous interest…
Back in December and January, artists Jenny Reeves-Johnson and Noelle Weimann of the Sweetwater Studio in Lander, WY teamed up with the hopping coffee shop, Cowboy Coffee Co. in Jackson, WY, to raise money for wildlife crossings. This art show, lovingly named “Share The Road” had wildlife-themed paintings, ceramics, and many other pieces for the wildlife lover. Despite the pandemic,…
When thinking of iconic western mule deer valleys, a few come to mind. Often it is a high sage river valley flanked by rocky foothills and white peaks in the distance. In deer season the small towns in these valleys are abuzz with hunters from around the country. Hunters fill motels and restaurants. They pay access fees to local landowners…
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