Greater Yellowstone Coalition

Greater Yellowstone Coalition We're committed to working with all people to protect the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Our vision is a healthy and intact Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem where critical lands and waters are adequately protected, wildlife is managed in a thoughtful, sustainable manner and a strong, diverse base of support is working to conserve this special place as part of a larger, connected Northern Rocky Mountain Region. The Greater Yellowstone Coalition was founded in 1983 on a simple premise: an

ecosystem will remain healthy and wild only if it is kept whole. For decades, we have been innovators in defining and promoting the concept of ecosystem management. Our offices, strategically placed in Montana, Wyoming, and Idaho, allow us to engage in a wide variety of efforts locally, regionally, and nationally to ensure Greater Yellowstone's lands, waters, wildlife are protected now and well into the future. The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is a remarkable natural landscape. It is home to a complete array of native wildlife, the headwaters of the west, an important place in the history of conservation, and of deep importance to the First Nations who made this place home since time immemorial. Learn more at www.greateryellowstone.org

06/23/2026

Grand Teton National Park was established in 1929, but a lot had to happen after the fact to make it into the park we know and love today. Tune in to our two-episode podcast series to dive into the park’s rich history.

Find the latest episode linked in our bio or search for the Voices of Greater Yellowstone podcast wherever you listen.

More haikus from our hopeful conservation staff🌄
06/19/2026

More haikus from our hopeful conservation staff🌄

Grand Teton National Park may be known for its dramatic peaks and postcard views, but the story didn’t stop once the par...
06/17/2026

Grand Teton National Park may be known for its dramatic peaks and postcard views, but the story didn’t stop once the park was established. In many ways, that’s when a whole new chapter began.

Listen to the latest episode of the Voices of Greater Yellowstone podcast to learn more about the history of Grand Teton National Park. Find us wherever you listen to podcasts or listen here: https://greateryellowstone.org/podcast/46/the-history-of-grand-teton-national-park-part-2?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast

✍️‼️ We need your signature!Interstate 47 – dubbed Trump Highway – would:• Threaten critical wildlife habitat• Increase ...
06/16/2026

✍️‼️ We need your signature!

Interstate 47 – dubbed Trump Highway – would:
• Threaten critical wildlife habitat
• Increase wildlife-vehicle collisions
• Contaminate clean water
• Increase traffic in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks

Add your signature in opposition at the link below.

More than 49 Indigenous Tribes have current or ancestral connections to the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

We're celebrating a conservation win for Montana beavers! 🦫The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission on Friday unanimousl...
06/15/2026

We're celebrating a conservation win for Montana beavers! 🦫

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission on Friday unanimously approved three beaver transplant pilot projects to restore these ecosystem engineers to suitable areas of their historical range.

Beaver activity supports fish, wildlife, and our own communities. These three projects will help restore vital beaver populations, improve water storage and habitat resilience, and enhance Montana's outdoor recreation and ecosystem health on the Spotted Dog Wildlife Management Area, the Moose Creek drainage in the Upper Big Hole Watershed, and the Flying D Ranch.

Thank you to our advocates that submitted valuable comment letters to the Commission ahead of the vote!

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An enormous thank you to everyone who's tuned in to the Voices of Greater Yellowstone podcast over the years! We just su...
06/10/2026

An enormous thank you to everyone who's tuned in to the Voices of Greater Yellowstone podcast over the years!

We just surpassed 75,000 downloads, meaning a whole lot of you enjoy listening to the stories and science of this amazing place.

Tell us your favorite episode in the comments below!

🚨 URGENT ACTION NEEDED FOR PUBLIC LANDS! 🚨Contact your senators TODAY and tell them to vote no on any attempts to roll b...
06/09/2026

🚨 URGENT ACTION NEEDED FOR PUBLIC LANDS! 🚨

Contact your senators TODAY and tell them to vote no on any attempts to roll back the Roadless Rule by tomorrow, June 10.

Please also share this post to your feed or stories and help spread the word far and wide!

In a fly-by-night maneuver to undermine our public lands, Utah Senator Mike Lee introduced an eleventh-hour attempt to nullify the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule by offering an amendment to the Wildfire Prevention Act that would roll back the Roadless Rule.

These wild forest lands in Greater Yellowstone and beyond need your help immediately!

Thank you for all you do for public lands! We couldn’t do this important advocacy without you.

More than 49 Indigenous Tribes have current or ancestral connections to the lands, waters, and wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

In April, we shared survey results that found that 70 percent of Montanans supported protecting nearly 100 miles of the ...
06/05/2026

In April, we shared survey results that found that 70 percent of Montanans supported protecting nearly 100 miles of the Madison and Gallatin rivers with Wild and Scenic River designations. That statistic was recently updated to 79 percent, according the University of Montana’s Crown of the Continent and Greater Yellowstone Initiative survey.

The Greater Yellowstone Recreation Enhancement and Tourism Act, introduced by Congressman Ryan Zinke, would provide those river designations. Learn more in our blog. 🌊

A 2026 Montana state-wide survey shows that Montanans want to see wild lands and waters protected for generations to come.

Greater YellowstoneCoalition staff memberswriting poems together
06/03/2026

Greater Yellowstone
Coalition staff members
writing poems together

Grand Teton National Park is one of those places that stays with you long after you’ve visited. The peaks are stunning, ...
06/01/2026

Grand Teton National Park is one of those places that stays with you long after you’ve visited. The peaks are stunning, the wildlife is abundant, and the lakes and rivers tie it all together. Still, as iconic as the Tetons are, the story behind the park is a lot more complicated—and a lot more interesting—than most people realize.

Listen in to the first of two episodes of our Voices of Greater Yellowstone podcast on the history of Grand Teton National Park to learn more at https://greateryellowstone.org/podcast/45/the-history-of-grand-teton-national-park-part-1?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast

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