What We Do For Wildlife

Established through Hands-On Efforts, Powered by Our Dedicated Volunteers

Building a Wildlife-Friendly Community Together

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Conserving Native Wildlife through Research and Direct Action

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Preserving and Maintaining Habitat by Reducing Human-Made Obstacles

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Decreasing Human-Wildlife Conflicts, Such as Vehicle Collisions and Bear Encounters

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Collaborating with Agencies and Organizations to Prioritize Wildlife Conservation and Achieve Real Results

Our Programs

Habitat Restoration

We work to restore and protect vital habitates, creating healthier environments for wildlife.

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Nature Mapping

We engage the community in collecting valuable wildlife data to support local conservation efforts.

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Give Wildlife a Brake

We raise awareness about wildlife-vehicle collisions and promote safer driving to prevent accidents.

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Bear Wise JH

We teach residents and visitors how to safely cohabitate with wildlife in bear country to reduce conflicts.

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What is Voluntourism?

Visiting the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is more than just taking in the scenery—it’s an opportunity to actively support the wildlife that makes this place extraordinary. JHWF’s voluntourism initiative – Being Wild Jackson Hole – lets you contribute to conservation by restoring critical habitats and assisting with wildlife research. Get hands-on, connect with the landscape in a meaningful way, and make a real impact while exploring one of the wildest places left in America.

Volunteer While You are Here!