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The WYldlife Fund The WYldlife Fund unites people to advance Wyoming wildlife research, habitat and education.

Wyoming’s wild places are home to incredible wildlife, from migrating pronghorn to the many species that depend on these...
10/22/2026

Wyoming’s wild places are home to incredible wildlife, from migrating pronghorn to the many species that depend on these landscapes every day.

Protecting those places takes all of us. Through conservation, community support, and action on the ground, we can help keep Wyoming’s habitats healthy and connected for the wildlife that calls them home.

Together, we can keep Wyoming wild.

10/21/2026

We caught this moose having a little camera moment. 🫎📸

Just another day in Wyoming’s wild places.

A big win for pronghorn! 🦌A combined $112,000 investment from WYldlife Fund and the Pronghorn Fund helped make the purch...
10/20/2026

A big win for pronghorn! 🦌

A combined $112,000 investment from WYldlife Fund and the Pronghorn Fund helped make the purchase of critical land possible, creating a safer path for pronghorn during their seasonal migration.

The Pronghorn Fund’s $56,000 contribution provided the final funding needed to secure the land, marking its first funded project and an important milestone for pronghorn conservation.

This is what conservation looks like: coming together to protect the places wildlife need to move, migrate, and thrive.

Bear encounters can be unpredictable, but knowing how to read a bear’s behavior can help you respond appropriately.In mo...
10/19/2026

Bear encounters can be unpredictable, but knowing how to read a bear’s behavior can help you respond appropriately.

In most situations, bears will avoid people. If one doesn’t, pay attention to what the bear is doing. A defensive bear and a predatory bear require different responses.

Know the signs. Know how to respond. And always carry bear spray when recreating in bear country.

Sometimes, safer wildlife movement starts with something as simple as a fence. 🦌Traditional fencing can create obstacles...
10/14/2026

Sometimes, safer wildlife movement starts with something as simple as a fence. 🦌

Traditional fencing can create obstacles for pronghorn and other wildlife moving across Wyoming’s landscapes. Wildlife-friendly fencing and fence modifications can make those barriers easier and safer to navigate while helping keep important migration routes open.

Thoughtful changes on the landscape can make a meaningful difference for the animals that depend on it.

Small changes can help keep wildlife moving.

Wetlands are more than water on the landscape. 💧🫎They provide wildlife with essential habitat for feeding, shelter, and ...
10/12/2026

Wetlands are more than water on the landscape. 💧🫎

They provide wildlife with essential habitat for feeding, shelter, and survival. For Wyoming’s moose, wet and riparian areas are especially important, offering access to the cool environments they rely on during warmer conditions.

Protecting and restoring these habitats helps support healthier ecosystems for moose and many other species across Wyoming.

Healthy wetlands help keep Wyoming wild.

10/08/2026

Progress is taking shape near Kemmerer. 🚧

Construction continues on the South Kemmerer Wildlife Crossing Project, designed to create safer passage for wildlife and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions along Highway 189.

With seven underpasses, one overpass, and approximately 30 miles of fencing planned, each stage of construction brings this collaborative project closer to connecting habitat and improving safety for wildlife and drivers.

The WYldlife Fund is proud to have contributed more than $900,000 toward this important effort.

Completion is expected in October 2027.

Ethical hunting goes beyond following the rules. 🦌It’s about making responsible choices in the field, respecting wildlif...
10/06/2026

Ethical hunting goes beyond following the rules. 🦌

It’s about making responsible choices in the field, respecting wildlife, caring for the land, and understanding the responsibility that comes with every hunt.

Whether you’re heading out for your first season or have years of experience, good hunting ethics help protect the wildlife, habitats, and outdoor traditions that make Wyoming special.

Carry that responsibility with you every time you head into the field.

🦫 Beavers may be small, but their impact on habitat can be significant.By building dams, beavers create pools and wet ar...
10/05/2026

🦫 Beavers may be small, but their impact on habitat can be significant.

By building dams, beavers create pools and wet areas that can expand and improve riparian habitat. For moose, these wet environments provide important places to cool down during warmer conditions. 🫎

That connection is one reason The Moose Fund has supported beaver translocation efforts in Wyoming, helping restore wetland habitat that benefits moose and other wildlife.

Sometimes helping one species can create benefits for an entire habitat.

Building a safer future for Wyoming starts with projects like this.The Highway 189 Wildlife Crossing near Kemmerer is mo...
10/02/2026

Building a safer future for Wyoming starts with projects like this.

The Highway 189 Wildlife Crossing near Kemmerer is more than a construction project—it's an investment in safer travel, connected landscapes, and the future of Wyoming's wildlife.

Once completed, the crossing system will help pronghorn, mule deer, and other wildlife move safely through a critical migration corridor while reducing the risk of wildlife-vehicle collisions.

The WYldlife Fund is proud to support this effort alongside dedicated partners who share a commitment to protecting Wyoming's wildlife and wild places.

Together, we're creating lasting conservation solutions for generations to come.

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137 North Main Street
Buffalo, WY
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