WYldlife for Tomorrow inspires businesses that benefit from tourism and recreation to invest in conservation of Wyoming’s wildlife.

Wyoming is an incredible home to us all.

Let’s work together to Keep it WYld.

Wyoming’s superlative wildlife brings in thousands of visitors each year—visitors who explore our parks, stay in our hotels, eat in our restaurants, enjoy our recreation services, and shop in our communities. Our economy depends on tourism, and tourism depends on our wildlife.

Historically, the wildlife tourism industry received the benefits of Wyoming’s wildlife but contributed little to the conservation of this critical resource. WYldlife for Tomorrow is changing this paradigm with a new funding mechanism that allows businesses that depend on wildlife and Wyoming lands to contribute to a sustainable future for the animals – and ourselves. We connect Wyoming tourism, recreation and ancillary businesses with important conservation projects designed to protect wildlife habitat in the state. Through innovative, tax-deductible giving initiatives made via our partner, The WYldlife Fund, businesses directly contribute to the success of on-the-ground improvements to the natural infrastructure sustaining our billion-dollar wildlife recreation economy.

We need wildlife. And wildlife needs us, too.

As business owners in Wyoming, we’re used to the beautiful wild animals and spaces that bring thousands of visitors to our communities and through our doors. Without conservation efforts, our wildlife could disappear. You can help us protect it by joining WYldlife for Tomorrow.

We are dedicated to nurturing and sustaining Wyoming’s wildlife.

Through a partnership with The WYldlife Fund and matching donation opportunities through the Wyoming Wildlife Natural Resource Trust, WYldlife for Tomorrow provides a long-term and robust funding mechanism for conservation projects across the state.

As the human impact on wildlife increases, we need a broad coalition of support.

Whether we’re building wildlife-crossing structures to minimize vehicle collisions, increasing understanding of the natural world through scientific research, or enhancing habitat, the conservation of Wyoming’s wildlife requires funding.

Wildlife tourism can protect the wild places we love and depend on for our lifestyles and livelihoods.

Empowering businesses to keep it WYld.

BY THE NUMBERS

$203,000

CONSERVATION FUNDS RAISED

7

PROJECTS FUNDED

75

BUSINESS SUPPORTERS

“The Wyoming experience isn’t just the open spaces and the grand vistas, it’s the wildlife that makes it so wonderful and unique, and it’s what we treasure.”

FORMER WYOMING GOVERNOR MATT MEAD