GREATER YELLOWSTONE COALITION
People protecting the lands, waters, and wildlife of the
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, now and for future generations.



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Help ensure Greater Yellowstone has a vibrant and healthy future, now and for future generations.

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Jan. 28, 2012
Winter Wildlife Monitoring Trip, Hyalite Canyon, Bozeman, MT


Feb. 9, 2012
GYC reception with fly fishing legend Craig Mathews, Salt Lake City, UT

Feb. 11, 2012
Winter Wildlife Monitoring Trip, Gallatin Canyon, Bozeman, MT

Feb. 14-17, 2012
Wolf Watching Trip, Yellowstone National Park


Feb. 24, 2012
Grand Opening Building Celebration, Bozeman, MT


May 17-20, 2012
Spring Wildlife Watching Trip, Yellowstone National Park


Protect Habitat

Help save the greater sage-grouse from extinction!

sage grouse AC

The future of greater sage-grouse is in the hands of the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service, which manages two-thirds of the bird's remaining habitat in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. These agencies must include strong and consistent protective measures in all future actions or decisions to prevent further degradation of a species that has already lost 44 percent of its habitat. Please tell these agencies to protect habitat for the sage-grouse!

 




Protect Wildlife

Ask Montana's Governor Schweitzer to create a statewide bison conservation strategy!

bison grazing photoMontana wildlife officials have long discussed the need to create a statewide strategy for the conservation of bison. Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer needs to direct his wildlife managers at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to get moving on a statewide bison conservation strategy. Send a note today to Gov. Schweitzer today and ask for his commitment!




Protect Lands

Tell Wyoming's Director of the Bureau of Land Management to protect wildlife habitat!

Bighorn sheep photo

Help protect Wyoming’s wildlife heritage by limiting industrial development in critical wildlife habitat.  Lands in the Upper Green River Basin, Absoraka-Beartooth Front, and other areas bordering Yellowstone National Park must be safeguarded! Lend your voice right now!

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elk and calf (Diane Hargreaves)

SUCCESS STORIES: Thanks to your support,
we might finally see winter feeding of elk at the National Elk Refuge in Jackson put to an end. Photo courtesy of Diane Hargreaves.