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WHO
WE
ARE

The Wyoming Naturalist Program is dedicated to cultivating a community of volunteers to steward the state's natural resources through conservation education and service. The program offers education and training in biodiversity, ecology, conservation, management, and interpretation, aiming to develop leaders in the effort to protect natural resources and special places.

OUR APPROACH

The mission of the Wyoming Naturalist Program is to cultivate a community of volunteers to steward the state's natural resources through conservation education and service.

The program provides education and training to participants in biodiversity, ecology, conservation, management and interpretation, so that they can become leaders in the effort to protect our natural resources and the special places where we live.

The Wyoming Naturalist Program is coordinated by a committee of state agencies and non-profits that includes Audubon RockiesWyoming Game and Fish DepartmentWyoming State Parks, the University of Wyoming Biodiversity Institute, and University of Wyoming Extension.

The Program partners with many more federal, state and local agencies and NGOs to enhance trainings and bring a diversity of service opportunities to our participants.

Wyoming Naturalists are informed, enthusiastic, and ready to put their skills to work for conservation. They live, travel and volunteer all across Wyoming, putting backs, brains and time at the service of agencies, NGOs and schools to actively steward our state’s natural resources through conservation education and service. Each year, the number of Naturalists grows, as do the hours of service we provide. To complete and maintain certification, each Naturalist must contribute a minimum of 40 hours of service each year.

WILDLIFE CHALLENGES.

OUR PARTNERS

We are proud to collaborate with a network of dedicated partners who share our commitment to environmental conservation. Together, we work towards creating impactful initiatives, community engagement, and conservation projects that aim to address the pressing wildlife challenges in Wyoming. Our partners play a crucial role in supporting our programs and outreach efforts, enabling us to expand our reach and make a meaningful difference in preserving the natural beauty of Wyoming.

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