“Please accept this letter as a token of my strong support for the mission and work of the WYldlife Fund. In short order, your foundation has established priorities, which I believe align well with the values of Wyoming’s people. Your Board’s interest in providing funding for important conservation projects like highway crossings, habitat improvement, and education of our youth all have the potential to meaningfully contribute in a better future for Wyoming.
Additionally, your goal to team with the State to prevent aquatic invasive species from entering Wyoming shows your commitment to the health of our waterways and water users…. Please pass my appreciation along to the entire Board. Their service to our state reflects the Wyoming spirit and willingness to give back that has made us so successful in accomplishing great things for wildlife and our citizens……”

“From spectacular tours through Yellowstone National Park to guided fishing trips along the North Platte River, visitors flock to Wyoming to witness wildlife in its natural spaces. As Wyoming’s second-largest industry, tourism relies heavily on wildlife experiences to boost the economy, protect wildlife and keep visitors safe. WYldlife For Tomorrow  is such a crucial initiative for generating resources and organizing programs that will conserve Wyoming’s wildlife and diversify the economy. We ask you to join us in supporting WYldlife for Tomorrow and any of its conservation projects to ensure the future of Wyoming’s magnificent wildlife.”

“[WYldlife for Tomorrow] … unites businesses that are as diverse as Wyoming’s wildlife. Whether your business is helping people see unforgettable animals and landscapes or filling up their bellies and gas tanks to get here, the investment is the same…These businesses know the value of showing people why wildlife conservation is so important, and their contributions make a difference on the ground for all species of wildlife.”

“WYldLife for Tomorrow is a remarkable and innovative program engaging the travel, tourism and recreation community in active, on the ground support for Wyoming wildlife.  This program complements the long standing North American Model of Wildlife Conservation by engaging other stakeholders. It is also a tool for marketing the business community through its identification as supporting Wyoming’s unique world class and deeply treasured wildlife resources.”

“Wyoming is fortunate to have so many wonderful natural wonders. From our plains, to our mountains, to our valleys and waterways, we enjoy an abundance of beauty.   Along with our world class landscapes is our amazing wildlife and all that it means to Wyoming. Wyoming wildlife is an economic driver. The passion artists, tourists, sportsmen and sportswomen have for Wyoming’s wildlife translates into real dollars for Wyoming businesses. Equally important is what wildlife adds to our quality of life. No price tag can be placed on the joy we feel experiencing the wilds and wildlife of our state. Wyoming is not Wyoming without our wildlife. I’m grateful WYldLife for Tomorrow is effectively working to ensure Wyoming’s wildlife remains the treasure it is today for all the years to come.”

‘The spirit of Wyomingites is one of fierce independence but also a willingness to come together and help our neighbors. We tackle the most important challenges with our neighbors as partners. Wildlife is integral to the Wyoming experience … tourists flock to our state to enjoy our wealth of wildlife resources and our residents revel in our wildlife riches and their conservation.  Nothing happens in conservation without partnership. WYldlife For Tomorrow represents a partnership that brings many together to ensure that our wildlife are  truly here for tomorrow and beyond.  I am proud to work together with such committed and impactful partners.’

“I proudly support and endorse WyldLife for Tomorrow, a remarkable program that aligns closely with our university’s commitment to Wyoming’s wild and working lands as an asset to be utilized, understood, stewarded, and treasured. I particularly appreciate the collaborative nature of WyldLife for Tomorrow and have enjoyed working with their team. Tourism is Wyoming’s second largest industry economically, and healthy and abundant wildlife is critical to residents and visitors alike.”