Over 30 Years of Protecting Wildlife
Founded in 1993, the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation has spent 30 years fostering a wildlife-friendly community by reducing human impacts and promoting a lasting land ethic. What began as a local effort to address wildlife safety, from highway collisions to migration barriers, has grown into a dedicated movement, driven by long-time volunteers and an unwavering commitment to removing obstacles for wildlife.
Our Mission
The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation advances wildlife conservation driven by science, collaboration, and a community of volunteers.
Our Vision
Conserve wildlife and its habitats through informed decisions around land use, development and changing climate.
Our Strategic Plan
High Level Goals:
- Healthy Wildlife Populations
- Reduce Human-Wildlife Conflict
- Intact Ecosystems and Large Landscape Connectivity
- Increased Community Awareness, Participation and Collaboration
Staff
Renee Seidler, Executive Director
Alyssa Grelecki, LaBarge Restoration Landscape Specialist
Kate Gersh, Associate Director
Jenny Wade, Development and Communications Manager
Jessie Walters, Program Coordinator - Nature Mapping
Board of Directors
Greg Servheen, Board Chair
Mary Ellen Fausone, Vice Chair
Dale Naylor, Treasurer
Kathryn Mapes Turner, Member
Dan Bernstein, Member
Ross McIntyre, Member (Former Board Chair)
Bill Rudd, Member
Ashley Egan, Member
Brandon Scurloch, Member
Board Emeritus
Bruce Pasfield
Bruce Smith
Meredith Campbell
Susan Marsh
Shirley Cheramy
Tom Campbell
Our 2024 Annual Report
What have we been up to? See the successes of 2024 and learn more about our goals for the future of wildlife conservation.
Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation
Office Location:
25 S. Willow St., Suite 10
Jackson, WY 83001
Mailing Address:
PO Box 8042
Jackson, WY 83002
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