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An Important Part
A Wyoming wetland landscape with a stream flowing through a valley

When people think of Wyoming, high mountain peaks, majestic open plains and sweeping landscapes covered in sage might be the main things that come to mind. Although these grand vistas are what residents and visitors love about Wyoming, hidden in these landscapes are *wetlands and riparian habitats that are fragile and vital to Wyoming’s wildlife. [ [link removed] ]*






Kickstart your conservation career at the Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium at Whiskey Mountain

Participants learn from a biologist at the Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium

Are you interested in a career in conservation? The Wyoming Game and Fish Department invites current college students and recent graduates to Whiskey Mountain Conservation Camp in Dubois Aug. 14-17 to learn how to pursue a successful career in the outdoors at the newly created *Wyoming Collegiate Conservation Symposium camp. [ [link removed] ]*







Help protect baby wildlife

Canadian goslings in spring

Elk, deer and pronghorn have begun giving birth to fawns and calves and some of these newborns may be seen in coming weeks. *To protect young wildlife* [ [link removed] ], if you encounter a fawn or calf, do not approach, touch or move it. Instead, leave the area and keep children and pets from going near the animal.




Lutz receives high honor 

Daryl Lutz receives high honor from WAFWA

Daryl Lutz, Wyoming Game and Fish Department wildlife management coordinator in the Lander Region, was recently *awarded the Phillip W. Schneider Lifetime Achievement Award* [ [link removed] ] from the Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies.






Wyoming Bears are  active at lower elevations and along roadways

Teton grizzly bear

As warmer weather prompts increased bear activity, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department urges outdoor recreationists and homeowners to *take preventative measures to avoid conflicts with bears.* [ [link removed] ] Game and Fish is committed to minimizing human-carnivore conflicts and requests that the public promptly report any bear conflicts or sightings of bears in residential areas to their local Game and Fish office.







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