Projects Driven, People Focused

Uniting people to advance Wyoming wildlife habitat, research, and education.

Projects Driven, People Focused

Uniting people to advance Wyoming wildlife habitat, research, and education.

OUR PROGRAMS

We invest in critical wildlife projects which will enhance the great outdoors of the Cowboy State.

ABOUT US

The WYldlife Fund is a home for all people who love the wildlife of Wyoming.

SUPPORT OUR WORK

Inspiring the next generation of wildlife enthusiasts.

The 2022 Maury Brown Kids Fishing day was a huge success! We welcomed over 250 kids for a fun filled day of fishing and education. Thank you Maury Brown and Wyoming Game and Fish Department for making this incredible day possible.

A partner to the Wyoming Game and Fish Commission and Department.

The WYldlife Fund is a home for all people who love the wildlife of Wyoming. Ultimately, we care as much about people as we do wildlife. While conserving wildlife, we also strive to conserve people’s love for wildlife.

Serving as a partner foundation to the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, The WYldlife Fund is uniquely positioned to have profound positive impact. Specializing in grant agreements, the Fund ensures precise and efficient allocation of resources on the ground to advance wildlife projects across Wyoming.

ABOUT US

GRANTS AWARDED

$1,336,262

to Wyoming wildlife projects and initiatives place

-as of May 15, 2023

PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES SUPPORTED

53 GRANTS AWARDED

$1,336,262

to Wyoming wildlife projects and initiatives place

-as of May 15, 2023

PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES SUPPORTED

53

A sampling of projects and initiatives funded.
Map is interactive, please hover over a dot for a link to the project description.

A sampling of projects and initiatives funded.

Our Team

1-25 Buffalo to Kaycee Wildlife Crossing Project

Thanks to generous gifts from the Knobloch Family Foundation and the Cabela’s and Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Fund, The WYldlife Fund was thrilled to announce $325,000 in grants to the I-25 Buffalo to Kaycee Wildlife Crossing project! This stretch of highway between Buffalo and Kaycee is the second deadliest stretch of roadway for mule deer in the state.

Adopt a Highway

Not only is The WYldlife Fund raising money for critical wildlife projects, but we are also rolling up our sleeves to give back to Wyoming by completing volunteer projects. We recently adopted a stretch of highway outside of Lander and in our first cleanup effort we collected enough trash to fill 40 trash bags!