The Issues We Work On
The Wyoming Wildlife Federation is focused on issues surrounding Wyoming’s wildlife, habitat and outdoor opportunities. We advocate for wildlife and habitat conservation on behalf of the people of Wyoming. We believe that the human element in conservation is critical to the success of these initiatives.
These highlighted issues reflect our vision of well-conserved fish and wildlife populations, healthy habitats, and engaged conservationists.
We aim to address these issues by informing, engaging, and empowering Wyoming conservationists, while supporting sustainably funded wildlife management and strong science-based policies to restore and reconnect wildlife habitat; and strengthen Wyoming’s culture of hunters and anglers positively impacting conservation outcomes.
Wyoming At a Glance
Tales from Summit to Sage
Stories of outdoor adventures in Wyoming from our Conservation Ambassadors, members, and friends of Wyoming Wildlife Federation.
Latest Related News
Join us for Trout ‘n About!
We are super excited to announce a new clinic opportunity in partnership with Laramie Valley Trout Unlimited, Trout ‘N About: A women’s introductory fly fishing clinic! This one-weekend opportunity is open to women who are just getting started in their fly fishing journey. …
Sublette antelope migration corridor designation
Submit your Comment The Designation Process Learn about the Corridor Tomorrow, May 2nd, at 5pm is the last day to submit public comment in regards to the Sublette Antelope Migration Corridor designation. This is an important part of the migration corridor designation process …
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When they’re dead and gone: A Film
Many of you know Jess Johnson, our Government Affairs Director. Her passion for hunting and wildlife conservation is contagious – she’s brought more hunters to the state capitol to learn how to advocate on behalf of sportspeople and wildlife than anyone else we know. …
Help Protect Our Way of Life
We need everyone who values the wild spaces of Wyoming to get involved. Are you ready?