GYC and partners raise funds to aid bison restoration.

GYC continues to push wildlife crossing efforts in Wyoming to ensure wildlife movement corridors stay intact.

Working in cooperation with willing landowners and land managers, Absaroka Fence Initiative aims to ensure fences are functional for livestock management and wildlife movement across the landscape through on the ground projects, public workdays, and outreach to the community.

GYC heads to the field to modify fences into permeable boundaries for wildlife.

Within our Montanans for Safe Wildlife Passage coalition, GYC is working to find innovative solutions to provide safe passage for people and wildlife in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Senator Jon Tester reintroduces the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act, a groundbreaking bill protecting over 380 river miles, into the U.S. Senate.

The Greater Yellowstone Climate Assessment draws on the best-available science to provide a basis for understanding the consequences of climate change in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

GYC sponsors a rider safety workshop for livestock management in grizzly country.

GYC is supporting the Caribou Targhee National Forest with funds for on-the-ground work to improve wildlife habitat and fisheries.

The Draft Greater Yellowstone Climate Assessment is now live! Extending until April 30th, interested members of the public are invited to read and provide written substantive feedback on a Draft Greater Yellowstone Climate Assessment.

An update on the Kilgore Gold Exploration Project post-comment period with the U.S. Forest Service.

After nearly a year of analysis and fieldwork, the Greater Yellowstone Coalition and its partners completed its inventory and Report on Wild and Scenic River Eligibility Determinations on the Bridger-Teton Forest of Wyoming.