All Wildlife Foundations in United States

The mission of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife, their habitat and our hunting heritage. Since 1984, we have protected and enhanced more than 6.8 million acres of wildlife habitat. We also support hunting heritage programs and help restore wild elk herds. Along the way, we have helped open access to more Read more...

Since 1993, the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation has worked to make Jackson Hole a more wildlife-friendly community. We’ve done this primarily through on-the-ground projects and solutions implemented through unique partnerships with agencies, organizations, private land owners Read more...

The Wyoming Wild Sheep Foundation is one of 21 state and provincial chapters and affiliates of the Wild Sheep Foundation, whose purpose is “to promote and enhance increasing populations of indigenous wild sheep on the North American continent, to safeguard against the decline or extinction of such species, and to fund programs for professional management of these populations, keeping all Read more...

Wyoming Wildlife Federation’s mission to conserve wildlife, habitat and outdoor opportunities, includes two major campaigns this year: Big game migrations and public lands! Read more...

Wyoming Wildlife Foundation is dedicated to sustaining Wyoming’s wildlife. Since 2000 we have developed trusted partnerships that create opportunities for you to contribute and bring projects to life. Your contributions improve Wyoming’s greatest resource – its fish and wildlife – for the benefit of our kids and grandkids. Read more...

Conservation Northwest protects and connects wild areas for wildlife. Intact and functional habitat is vital for wildlife, and habitat connectivity ensures safe passage between wild landscapes. We also champion iconic wildlife in our region, from gray wolves, wolverines, lynx and grizzly bears, to marbled murrelets, woodland caribou and fishers. Read more...