Wyoming Wildlife Federation

The Wyo Outdoor Council, located in Lander, WY, hosts an annual calendar photo contest focusing on outdoor recreation in Wyoming. Participants are invited to submit their best Wyoming photos showcasing landscapes, lifestyles, wildlife, and people engaged in outdoor activities. The selected photographs are featured in the Wyoming Outdoor Council's calendar and website to promote the contest. Photographers must ensure their submissions are taken in Wyoming and available in high-quality digital formats for publication consideration. By entering the contest, participants agree to have their photographs, along with their name and the photo's location, used for promotional purposes by the Wyoming Outdoor Council. Ownership and rights to the submitted images remain with the entrants, with permission required for any additional use beyond the contest. Generated from the website content

The Wyoming Wildlife Federation (WWF) is dedicated to the conservation of Wyoming’s wildlife and natural habitats, advocating for the interests of sportsmen and women throughout the state. With 86 years of experience, the organization engages local communities and utilizes volunteer efforts to implement effective conservation initiatives and policies. WWF focuses on a range of critical areas, including habitat improvement, water access, and sustainable wildlife management, while also emphasizing the importance of migration corridors for ungulates. Through programs like Camo at the Capitol and community-driven projects, WWF fosters a united voice for the preservation of Wyoming’s rich outdoor heritage. Generated from the website

LightHawk, based in Lander, WY, is a non-profit organization dedicated to expanding the future of conservation through the powerful perspective of flight. Their volunteer pilots share their planes to reveal the Earth in ways that inspire conservation action, supporting flagship projects like the Gray Wolf Reintroduction in Colorado and the California Condor Recovery Program. With a commitment to safeguarding natural resources and wildlife, LightHawk's flights monitor and support conservation efforts in critical areas such as the Colorado River, the Everglades, and salmon habitats. Through donations and volunteer pilot participation, LightHawk continues to make a tangible impact on protecting the planet and its ecosystems.Generated from the website