Founded in 1993, the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation (JHWF) began as a grassroots effort to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions and improve habitat connectivity. Since then, our Wildlife-Friendlier Fencing program has removed or modified hundreds of miles of fencing, allowing pronghorn, elk, and other wildlife to move freely.

Expanding our impact, we launched Nature Mapping Jackson Hole in 2009, engaging volunteers to collect critical wildlife data for conservation. Today, we restore key habitats, remove invasive species, and collaborate with partners, landowners, and volunteers to create a future where wildlife and people thrive.