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Our Latest News & Reports
This is where we break down the latest wildlife news and topics that Wyoming sportsmen and women need to know about. We provide insight, education, and action items that give you the tools necessary to be an effective voice for the issues in conservation that matter to you. From field reports, policy updates, science and educational pieces, to stories of the people and places of Wyoming, our News Feed provides a place for the hunting, angling, and outdoor community to come together around common goals and shared passions.
Our Position
Read the latest editorial position from Wyoming Wildlife Federation. We occasionally have the opportunity to publish op-eds and opinion pieces in Wyoming’s newspapers and print media. These are our most detailed thoughts and perspective on the issues facing Wyoming.
Ten Segments, One Herd, One Wyoming
In Wyoming, pronghorn aren’t just another critter on the landscape – they’re part of who we are. Every fall, hunters head out on crisp mornings, chasing speed goats across the sage and swapping stories that tie generations together. For many of us, watching […]
The Pronghorn
We put out a statewide publication called The Pronghorn in order to update our members and supporters on the latest news about our work and Wyoming conservation issues. Read the latest issue here.
Last Minute Archery Hunt Checklist and Gear Insight
And just like that, September is here and archery seasons are opening around the state. If you’re like me, you may be feeling a bit caught off guard – I was just getting the hang of June – when all of a sudden […]
Legislative Report
During each session of the Wyoming State Legislature we release regular reports detailing the legislation being considered and its status as it moves through the statehouse. Read the latest report here.
Perspectives: We, the people
Words from Pixie Herbert I live a stone’s throw from Shoshone National Forest outside of Dubois, WY; it’s a beautiful patchwork quilt of old ranches, new cabins, state blocks, and federal lands. It’s dense with wildlife, one of the primary reasons I live […]
Help Protect Our Way of Life
We need everyone who values the wild spaces of Wyoming to get involved. Are you ready?