PO Box 1772, Wilson, WY 83014 USA

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DIFFERENT SPECIES SAME JOURNEY

We’re creating a memorial statue to honor the victims of wildlife torture and to shine a light on a growing movement: Wyomingites who are standing up, speaking out, and demanding an end to the inhumane treatment of wildlife in our state.

This is not a fundraiser, but rather a chance to contribute to this project specifically

Events Campaigns

Be a part of history, contribute to the honoring of these two souls linked in the fight for a more humane Wyoming.

Contributions of $10,000 or more receive a statuette from artist Dustin Edwards and your name on a plaque on the final statue

OUR MAIN PROGRAMS

Fighting to Permanently Protect Grizzly Bears

Grizzlies are a keystone species & are worth more alive than dead. We’re fighting to keep them wild and alive, not mounted on a wall.

Advocating for Ethical, Science-Based Management of Elk

With Chronic Wasting Disease looming, elk are too vulnerable on feedgrounds. Science, not politics, should guide management.

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Returning wolves to their rightful place in Wyoming’s ecosystems

Recent regulation changes have made the majority of the state’s wolves fair game to kill – for no reason. We think that’s wrong.

Current Campaigns

Wyoming Wildlife Campaign

The Wyoming Wildlife Campaign (WWC) is dedicated to addressing and preventing animal cruelty in our state. Sparked by the wolf torture incident in Daniel, Wyoming, our Wyoming Draws the Line campaign reflects our commitment to outlawing the abuse of wild animals. Guided by the principle ‘Know where to draw the line’ from the Wyoming Cowboy Code of Ethics, we strive to embody the humane treatment of animals that is cherished by most Wyomingites.

Current Campaigns

JH Bear Solutions

JH Bear Solutions seeks to remove barriers and improve access to bear-resistant trash cans for all residents of Teton County — regardless of their financial status. We seek to empower all residents to adhere to local ordinances as well as take responsibility for their part in living alongside bears.