Volunteer Opportunities

Beaver Rim Fence Pull | June 8, 2024

If you're near Fremont County, WY, join us to get your hands dirty for wildlife on June 8th, 2024!

This is our 14th annual fence removal project with our friends at the Red Canyon Chapter of RMEF, in partnership with Lander BLM, and with support from Bowhunters of Wyoming.

This year, we're pulling a section of fence 30 miles southeast of Lander where deer, elk, and pronghorn regularly roam. It's also a critical area for Twin Creek Sage-grouse populations.

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Grizzly WHMA Fence Day | June 15, 2024

The Grizzly WHMA Volunteer Fence Day, set for June 15, 2024, marks a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts within the Baggs Mule Deer Migration Corridor. This event is the culmination of a multi-year project aimed at replacing 17 miles of old and ineffective fencing with wildlife-friendly alternatives. The project's location, deep in Wyoming's vast landscapes, often poses a logistical challenge due to its distance from major towns. It's an initiative that not only seeks to enhance animal safety and mobility but also engages community members directly in conservation efforts.

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Bitterbrush Seed Collection Day | July 24, 2024

There's a need for habitat improvement projects in critical mule deer habitat near Lander, and we need your help!

Step one in this process is collecting bitterbrush seeds from local thriving bitterbrush plants to provide seeds for future planting projects to improve mule deer forage.

Join us on July 24, 2024 at 5 pm south of Lander to bust brush and collect seeds for future projects!

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Camo at the Capitol | February 15, 2024

The Camo at the Capitol day includes advocacy training and legislative action days at the Wyoming State Capitol. More details to come.

Become a hunting or fishing mentor (Fremont County)

WWF is working with First Hunt Foundation, WGFD, and WCC to show new adult hunters and fishers the ropes. We are setting newbies up with mentors to take them out in the field and help them get their feet under them as they figure things out. You don't have to be an expert to be a mentor, just have a bit of time, a bit of experience, and a love for the discipline and the resource. Time commitment is up to you, from a few days to a lifetime with a new outdoor friend. First Hunt Foundation provides liability coverage and mentor resources as needed. Reach out to abarbknecht@wyomingwildlife.org for more information.