Your Involvement Makes an Impact

Our successes depend on involvement from the many people who care deeply about Wyoming’s treasured wildlife, landscapes, and quality of life. We can’t do this work without you — our neighbors, friends, and concerned citizens. For current opportunities to make an impact and protect all that you love about Wyoming, see the list below.


We are collecting stories about how federal layoffs are impacting people’s experiences on public lands in Wyoming
from national parks to wilderness areas to your favorite backyard trails.

Are your local trails strewn with deadfall?
Are your favorite campgrounds or recreation areas closed?
Are there fewer rangers/staff to answer questions, issue permits, and enforce rules?
Have you had long waits to enter national parks?
Has your scientific research on public lands been halted?

If you’ve noticed these kinds of effects or others, we want to hear from you!

Share your story!


Congress has been trying to sell off vast swaths of public lands as part of their budget bill.
Tell your lawmakers you want to keep public lands in public hands.

Tell Wyoming lawmakers to do the right thing.


A red butte under a cloud-streaked blue sky in Wyoming's Red Desert

The Trump administration has indiscriminately fired thousands of our public lands stewards in recent weeks. More cuts are looming. Without those that steward them, our public lands are at risk. Will you take two minutes to add your name in support of our public lands stewards?
Tell Wyoming’s leaders in Congress that you support our public lands stewards.