From Restoration to Permanence

Building a Durable Funding Solution for Wyoming's Wildlife

Hunters and anglers helped build the foundation for wildlife conservation.

Now Wyoming has a chance to build the next chapter: a practical, lasting solution that keeps wildlife abundant, supports science-based management, and carries our sporting heritage forward for the next generation.

 

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The 100-Year Milestone

Wyoming has the opportunity to build on that legacy by creating a long-term wildlife funding solution designed for the next century.

This is not simply a funding proposal. The sporting community is organizing the people, message, and momentum needed to help Wyoming secure long-term funding for wildlife before the 2027 legislative session.

 

Hunters helped restore America's wildlife.

"From Restoration to Permanence Event"

A casual campaign kickoff gathering to help shape a permanent, Wyoming-made conservation solution for the next 100 years of wildlife.

Join us for good conversation, hors d’oeuvres, and a chance to connect with people working to keep Wyoming’s wildlife, habitat, hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions strong for future generations.

Who:
Wyomingites who care about wildlife, hunting, fishing, working lands, outdoor traditions, and the future of conservation in our state. This gathering is being convened by the Wyoming Wildlife Federation and our sporting conservation partners, along with friends from Wyoming’s sporting, conservation, outdoor, and business communities.

What:
A campaign kickoff gathering to help shape a permanent, Wyoming-made conservation solution for the next 100 years of wildlife. Join elected representatives, hunters, anglers, wildlife advocates, outdoor leaders, local businesses, community members, and conservation partners for good conversation, food and drink, and a shared commitment to keeping Wyoming’s wildlife and outdoor traditions strong.

Where:
The Virginian Saloon
Jackson, Wyoming

When:
Tuesday, September 8
5–7 p.m.
Remarks at 6 p.m.

Details:
This event is free and open to the public. Hors d’oeuvres will be provided. The first 20 guests will receive one complimentary beer, wine, or well drink.

Why it matters:
Hunters and anglers helped build one of America’s great conservation success stories. Now Wyoming has a chance to carry that legacy forward with a practical, lasting solution that keeps wildlife abundant, supports science-based management, and strengthens our outdoor heritage for future generations.

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