Where People and Wildlife Coexist and Thrive

Advancing Wildlife Conservation Driven by Science, Collaboration, and a Community of Volunteers

Sharing a Legacy of Conservation

Collaborating with agency partners and engaging volunteers, we address challenges like development, traffic, recreation, and habitat loss from human impact and climate change to preserve the wildlife that makes this region so extraordinary.

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Who We Are

A team dedicated to advancing conservation the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

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Our Programs

Protecting wildife through conservation, habitat restoration, and community education.

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Volunteer

Get involved and make an impact for wildlife conservation in Wyoming and Idaho.

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Ways to Give

Support crucial efforts to protect wildlife and preserve habitats in our community.

Our Geographic Scope

Though our name suggests a Jackson Hole focus, wildlife doesn’t recognize human borders, and neither do we. Our work reaches beyond Jackson Hole to support wildlife movement and habitat across of broader landscape in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Our Current Projects:

Teton County, Wyoming
Teton County, Idaho
Lincoln County, Wyoming
Sublette County, Wyoming
Fremont County, Wyoming

Our 2024 Successes

Miles of Derelict Fencing Removed or Modified inn Wyoming and Idaho

Birds Banded Via the MAPS Program

Citizen Scientist Observations Recorded through Nature Mapping App

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Reduction in Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions in Hotspot Areas

Get the Inside Scoop

Offer your skills and time to support the nonprofit’s activities. Whether it’s helping at events, providing administrative support, or using your professional expertise, volunteering is a direct way to make a difference.

Strategic Plan

2024 Impact Report

501(c)3 Docs & Tax Filings