Outdoor Fund provides transformational grant
The WYldlife Fund Announces $125,000 Grant for Kaycee-Buffalo Wildlife Crossing Project.
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Wildlife Tourism for Tomorrow in Wyoming Wildlife Magazine
Wildlife Tourism for Tomorrow is featured in a July 2021 Wyoming Wildlife Magazine article titled “Giving Back: A new initiative gives businesses benefiting from wildlife tourism a way to donate for conservation efforts”
The WYldlife Fund Announces $100,000 gift towards the I-25 Kaycee to Buffalo Wildlife Crossing Project
The I-25 Kaycee to Buffalo Wildlife Crossing Project gains huge momentum thanks to an incredibly generous gift from the Knobloch Family Foundation!
Wildlife Tourism For Tomorrow – LAUNCHES
Taylor Phillips, owner of Eco Tour Adventures vision comes to life and will leave a great legacy for Wyoming’s wildlife
Critical wildlife crossing project receives another impactful donation!
Thanks to our friends at the Muley Fanatic Foundation another $10,000 is headed towards I-25 (Kaycee to Buffalo).
The WYldlife Fund Announces New Grant Awards
Funds Will Combat Aquatic Invasive Species in Laramie Region and Support Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s Camp WILD.
2020 Accomplishments – Success for WYO’s Wildlife
Because of partners and ardent supporters like YOU, The WYldlife Fund deems 2020 a success!
Supporting The Absaroka Fence Initiative
The WYldlife Fund has been delighted to partner and support the Absaroka Fence Initiative. Working in cooperation with willing landowners and land managers, Absaroka Fence Initiative aims to ensure fences are functional for livestock management and wildlife movement across the landscape through on the ground projects, public workdays and outreach to the community.
$100,000 gift announced to I-25 Buffalo-Kaycee Wildlife Crossing project
The WYldlife Fund Announces $100,000 Gift to Kaycee-Buffalo Wildlife Crossing Project.
Virtual auction a success!
$8,670 raise for Wyoming wildlife.