The 35,670-acre Marton Ranch encompasses vast wildlife habitat and a premier fly-fishing location within the North Platte region outside...

For more than 150 years, the location of the Battle of Red Buttes, a significant battle in the Indian...

Working ranches not only play an important role in the culture and economy of the Western United States, they...

The Conservation Fund and a host of partners launched the Upper Green River Valley Initiative in 2008 to conserve...

The greater sage grouse requires wide open spaces for its survival. In recent years, the sage grouse’s habitat has...

Each spring and fall, hundreds of pronghorn antelope migrate between their summer habitat in Grand Teton National Park to...

Imagine 4,000 – 5,000 mule deer traversing the same 150 mile corridor twice each year during their spring and...

As part of an effort to provide additional recreational access along the North Platte River in southeastern Wyoming, The...

The Conservation Fund led the effort, in collaboration with several public and private partners, to complete conservation easements in...

Land conservation successes near and within Grand Teton National Park are improving wildlife habitat and visitor experiences in Jackson...

The Gooseberry Creek Conservation Project is among the first large-scale, watershed-based voluntary conservation initiatives in Wyoming and the Greater...

Larger than the state of West Virginia, the Greater Yellowstone Area stretches 18 million acres across Wyoming, Montana and...

The Fund worked with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department on a land conservation agreement that secures key wildlife...

From peaks towering more than 10,000 feet to low-lying grasslands and wetlands, the Caribou-Targhee National Forest is a place...

The Fund helped with the conservation and expansion of one of the oldest operating ranches held by one family...

The Bridger-Teton National Forest, just southeast of Jackson, Wyoming, encompasses an astounding 3.4 million acres of land.  The jagged...