Conservation is a Wyoming value. That is the moral of the story from Stakeholders, a short film by the Wyoming Wildlife Federation showing how ranchers, oil and gas workers, and conservationists come together to protect wildlife and wildlife migrations in Wyoming. WWF’s habitat coordinator, Sam Lockwood was raised on the southern end of the Wyoming …
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If you have the luck to own a little piece of Wyoming’s vast rangelands, you might be wondering how to support local wildlife on your property, particularly the antler bearing type. When managing for mule deer, it is good to first check-in with Wyoming Game and Fish Department habitat maps or your local biologist to …
In February 2020, Governor Mark Gordon signed Executive Order 2020-01, Wyoming Mule Deer and Antelope Migration Corridor Protection, the first public policy protecting ungulate migration corridors in the United States. Wyoming Wildlife Federation followed the development of the Executive Order (EO) closely and felt that it properly balanced wildlife protections with stakeholder input, while allowing …
