Since moving to Wyoming at the age of 10, Faith Hamlin has always known this is where her heart lives. She graduated from Colgate University in 2018 with a degree in Political Science and Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies. At Colgate she participated and led programming for the Outdoor Education program. After university and a couple seasons away from home, she moved back to Bondurant, WY to help on her family’s cattle ranch. Helping out at the ranch eventually manifested into running the operation. More recently, she has started building out businesses at the Little Jennie Ranch such as a year round guiding service and a direct to consumer beef program. Between grazing cattle in the mountains surrounding the ranch and her love for hunting, fishing, and backcountry skiing, Wyoming’s land and animals are part of who she is. Previously, Faith has served on the Sublette County Fair Sale Board. Currently serves on the board of the Jackson Hole Land Trust as well as chairs their Green River Valley Program. Additionally, she is the secretary for the Green River Valley Cattlemen’s Association and co-chair of Marketing and Transport committee for the Wyoming Stockgrowers Association. Faith’s love for agriculture, outdoor education, and Wyoming make wildlife conservation an obvious priority.