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Outreach and Local Engagement
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Outreach and Local Engagement

May 4, 2018

Local engagement in communities throughout the state is crucial in cultivating an informed and empowered conservation voice for Wyoming. Our goal is to connect people with wildlife, landscapes, and other individuals and organizations who stand up for conservation.

What We Do To Help

Wyoming Wildlife Federation has a number of specific Programs that address this issue directly. Click on a Program in the list below to explore it in depth.

ProgramsWounded Veterans and Youth Hunts
June 19, 2018

Veteran Hunt Program

Wyoming Wildlife Federation participates in the Wounded Veteran Hunt program, which is intended to honor wounded servicemen and women for their duty and service by providing them with a complementary hunting experience in Wyoming’s beautiful backcountry.
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Cody McFarland at Camo at the Capitol Camo At The CapitolPrograms
June 18, 2018

Camo At The Capitol

Bringing hunters and anglers together and building an effective and informed advocacy voice is the mission for the Camo at the Capitol program.
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ProgramsCommissioners Tag
May 4, 2018

Commissioner Tag Raffle

Providing access and opportunity to all is a core component to our mission - the Hunt Sweeps program provides just that. Instead of auctioning tags to the highest bidder, we seek to bring these once in a lifetime opportunities to individuals who otherwise would not be included in the conversation.
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Living Wyoming WildPrograms
May 4, 2018

Living Wyoming Wild

The goal of the Living Wyoming Wild initiative is to showcase the diversity and scope of those individuals, businesses, and organizations that know the value of Wyoming’s wild heritage.
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Wild Game Meet In Cooler Hunters For The HungryNewsPrograms
May 4, 2018

Hunters For The Hungry

This program gives hunters the opportunity to give back to local communities and it gives those in need a local, healthy nutritional component to their diet.
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