Founded in 1967, the Wyoming Outdoor Council is the state’s oldest independent conservation
organization. We use western science and Indigenous traditional ecological knowledge as well
as legal and policy expertise to advocate for public land, wildlife, clean air and water. We seek
lasting change by striving to meet people where they are, valuing diverse perspectives, building
coalitions, and practicing reciprocity. We hold government agencies, lawmakers, and industries
accountable for decisions that threaten the land, wildlife, clean air and water we depend on. We
are a steadfast and trusted conservation voice at the state legislature. We are a membership
organization, and we support and empower people to be effective advocates in their
communities.
