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Make a Difference in Wyoming
For more than 30 years, people like you have helped The Nature Conservancy and its partners protect more than 1 million acres of Wyoming’s wild and working spaces. We’re building on that legacy and bringing people together to help solve today’s biggest conservation challenges from climate change and habitat loss to protecting clean water. Together we’re stronger!
2025 Wyoming Annual Report
Your support creates large-scale, lasting benefits for wild and working lands in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the Colorado River Basin, the Sagebrush Sea, Western dry forests and grasslands of the Great Plains.
Featured Stories
Coaxing Secrets from the Sagebrush Sea’s Native Seeds
Native plants are tricky to sprout, finicky to grow and the key to saving the Sagebrush Sea in Wyoming.
Water for Nature and People
We drive policy changes and test innovative strategies to protect our water sources.
Healthy Lands
We are using our science, partnerships and expertise to secure the land most at risk to help migratory species.
Climate
Climate change is the most pressing environmental challenge facing the world—we're helping nature and people adapt to the changes.
Take it one step further.
Plan a visit to a preserve in Wyoming, explore exciting work happening around the West and more.
Use our interactive map to find a preserve near you to visit and connect with nature.
Access staff interviews, story features and other content.
As you explore these pages, you’ll get a glimpse of the work we’ve done to protect areas of the state that are ecologically and culturally important—and provide natural spaces for outreach, research, education and enjoyment.
The Nature Conservancy is working across Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Nevada and Oregon to protect this iconic western landscape, one of the largest natural systems in North America.
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