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Wildlife
10Jul
End yote whacking and other heinous acts to wildlife
DONATE HERE Help us celebrate our 10 year anniversary by contributing to our goal of $10,000!
08Jul
From Daniel to D.C. – Working to End Cruelty to Wildlife
HOGS FOR HOPE ROLLS INTO DANIEL AND CONCLUDES IN GATHERING IN JACKSON America’s Outlaw Dog Trainer Jonas Black Joins Concerned Citizens Fundraiser and rally Hogs for Hope rolled into Daniel, Wyoming on Sunday, May 26. The event was peaceful and was a gathering of many people passionate about wildlife. Even though there were vehicles lined […]
14Feb
During Budget Session, Urge Legislators to Stop Wasting Money
STATE OF WYOMING CONTINUES TO SPEND MONEY TO KILL COYOTES, WOLVES, RAVENS, AND OTHER NATIVE SPECIES During Budget Session, Tell Legislators to Stop Funding Useless Efforts What does the state of Wyoming do if they can’t control the weather? Kill. Wyoming has ramped up efforts this year to kill predators like coyotes and mountain lions […]
02Feb
Wolves not Listed under the ESA
USFWS DECIDES NOT TO PROTECT NORTHERN ROCKIES WOLVES Wolves Will Remain Subjected to Hunting, Trapping, and Snaring Throughout Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming The US Fish and Wildlife Service published their findings of the status assessment for wolves in the Northern Rocky Mountains today, Friday, February 2, 2024. The review was prompted by petitions sent by […]
WWA Spearheads Efforts to Require Bear ID Courses in Wyoming and Idaho
JACKSON, Wyo.— Nine conservation organizations sent letters today urging the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and Idaho Department of Fish and Game to require black bear hunters to take a bear identification course before getting a hunting license. Hunters continue to kill grizzlies, claiming they thought they were black bears. In May a man shot […]
21Dec
AmeriCorps Member Spotlight – Grant Gallaher
We can’t begin to thank Grant Gallaher enough for his service to WWA this fall. Grant was with us from August through December and has even agreed to help out with the event we have on January 2 at the National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) to roll out our Spanish edition of our wildly […]
27Apr
Wildlife Killing Contests Unfortunately Common in Wyoming
Ask any person on the street what a wildlife killing contest (WKC) is and they will likely tell you they’ve never heard of one. However, many of these horrific events where people compete to win prizes and cash by killing the most of a species are held annually in Wyoming. Now banned or limited in […]
25Jan
Callous Attitude Toward Wildlife Pervasive Among WY Elected and Appointed Decision Makers
Recently, a supporter sent an email to Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon inquiring with him about how he feels about people running over coyotes with snowmobiles and the Wyoming Best of the Best killing contests being held in the state. The response he received from Governor Gordon’s Natural Resource and Agriculture Advisor, Joe Budd, was this: […]
21Jan
Special Art Event Benefits WWA!
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22 THROUGH MONDAY JANUARY 25, WWA RECEIVES 20% OF ALL SALES Elizabeth Mordensky is a wildlife guide in Yellowstone, thru hiker, avid wildlife watcher, and an amazingly talented artist. Her mediums are oils, watercolors, and acrylic. Elizabeth’s artistic abilities are expressed in two different styles. She creates super detailed landscape acrylic paintings, and […]
08Jan
WWA Featured on the Trip Outside Podcast
We were honored to be invited as a guest on the Trip Outside podcast. Listen in for more information about wolves, grizzlies, and elk in Wyoming and how recreationalists can be our strongest conservationists if we all are willing to think about preserving nature even if that means setting aside our own desires to go […]