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Grants – Butler Nongame Species Fund | Wyoming Wildlife Foundation Butler Nongame Species Fund WYCF Logos & Press Release Template ABOUT THE Butler Nongame Species Fund Grant The Butler Wyoming Nongame Species Fund supports nongame wildlife and their habitats which are an essential part of the thriving ecological web in Wyoming!
Various groups have sought to preserve wildlife and their habitats in Wyoming, with the primary focus being game species. However, retired Game & Fish habitat biologist, Gary Butler, believed there needed to be a way to uplift our nongame species as well in order to have a thriving ecological environment in Wyoming. In 2017, Gary and his wife Jo, established a fund benefiting the 554 nongame wildlife species across the state.
The Butlers lead gift to this fund inspired many other donors to support this cause, and its thanks to the generosity of many wildlife supporters that this Fund can provide grants today and into the future. The Butler Nongame Species Fund is administered by the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation and supports nongame wildlife species within the state of Wyoming, including through habitat conservation and restoration.
Projects which positively impact nongame species in Wyoming are encouraged to apply. Grant application deadline: November 1 Mission: Creating an enduring natural legacy for future generations through stewardship of Wyoming’s wildlife. Wyoming Wildlife Foundation 1472 N.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations in Wyoming. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Butler Nongame Species Fund Grant is funded by Wyoming Wildlife Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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