Wyoming Wildlife Advocates

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Wyoming Wildlife Advocates Wyoming Wildlife Advocates is a 501 (c) (3) organization formed to promote a science-based approach to wildlife management throughout the state of Wyoming.

WYOMING WILDLIFE ADVOCATES INFORMS, EDUCATES AND EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES TO PRESERVE OUR WILD LEGACY, PROTECT OUR SHARED WILDLIFE AND MODERNIZE WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT ACROSS THE STATE. WWA encourages policies that will maintain a healthy, natural balance — or dynamic equilibrium —between predator and prey species. Wyoming Wildlife Advocates acknowledges that fluctuations occur among populations, but we believe this is natural and that the hand of man must lay lightly upon the reins. WWA believes that migratory patterns must be maintained and connectivity between isolated populations encouraged. We envision a Wyoming where people and wildlife peacefully coexist.

10/16/2026
10/13/2026

🙌🏼This Friday on Amazon Prime! You can see 399 Forever, a film about the most famous bear in the world.

We were honored to be featured in the film talking about Jackson Hole Bear Solutions and the work we have done to help keep people and bears safe in Teton County.

💥Check out 399doc on Amazon Prime on Friday!!!

#399

⏰ Comments are due tomorrow!The National Elk Refuge’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for its Bison and Elk M...
10/12/2026

⏰ Comments are due tomorrow!
The National Elk Refuge’s Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for its Bison and Elk Management Plan will shape the future of elk and bison management in the Jackson area.

Please take a few minutes to submit comments urging the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to prioritize science-based management, wildlife health and long-term solutions that end reliance on supplemental feeding.

📩 Email your comments to: [email protected]
Every comment matters. Please make your voice heard before the deadline tomorrow!

Elk 📸 by Ben Bluhm
Bison 📸 by Elk Raven Photography - Wildlife Photographer

What was to be considered a business as usual turned into a surprise sentencing for three men who pleaded guilty to anim...
10/06/2026

What was to be considered a business as usual turned into a surprise sentencing for three men who pleaded guilty to animal cruelty. Justin Martin who was the adult who participated in and spurred on the kids who who roped and rode and drug a sickly cow moose was sentenced to 30 days in jail for his part in the crime. His probation afterward is also now 3 years instead of 2.

We thank the judge for sending a clear message that this was wrong and Justin was supposed to be the adult and teach these kids that treating an animal like this is wrong.

Don’t forget too that there were other images on his phone of kids roping wildlife. And he was being investigated for another wildlife crime when the footage of the moose abuse was found.

Abusers of animals, beware. You will be found out and judges aren’t afraid to give out jail time.

Wildlife Services is a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that is supposed to protect people and wildlife when...
10/01/2026

Wildlife Services is a branch of the U.S. Department of Agriculture that is supposed to protect people and wildlife when conflicts occur. However, in the process of doing so, they kill millions of native wildlife EVERY YEAR.

In 2025, 2.83 million animals were killed by WS nationwide.

M-44 cyanide capsules are still being used in some places. They killed 182 coyotes last year.

We can coexist with these animals and use non-lethal deterrents in many cases. Killing is the easiest solution but not the most humane nor effective. It’s time to stop the war on wildlife and work smarter, not harder.

🐻See you this Friday the 18th for the second annual screening of The Big Lebowski at The Virginian! 🐻Link in bio to get ...
09/17/2026

🐻See you this Friday the 18th for the second annual screening of The Big Lebowski at The Virginian!

🐻Link in bio to get your tickets.

🐻Doors at 6, costumes encouraged.

Wyoming Wildlife Advocates and Jackson Hole Pendleton are partnering for the second annual screening of The Big Lebowski...
09/15/2026

Wyoming Wildlife Advocates and Jackson Hole Pendleton are partnering for the second annual screening of The Big Lebowski.

Starting September 16th, a portion of sales from Pendleton’s collection of bear themed and dude themed items will go to Wyoming Wildlife Advocates in the name of grizzly bear conservation.

Shop in store or visit their booth at the Virginian on September 18th. Tickets for the screening can be found at the link in bio for WWA or at bit.ly/4xhvyV0

Save the Grizzlies, Dude! 🐻

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Wilson, WY

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(307) 200-3057

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