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Wyoming Community Foundation | Butler Nongame Species Fund Wyoming Community Foundation Wyoming Enrichment Network Wyoming Wildlife Foundation Wyoming Women’s Foundation Stories, News, & Publications For Professional Advisors Grant Information & Guidelines Grant Reporting & Communications Scholarship Information & Guidelines Wyoming Transfer of Wealth Butler Nongame Species Fund The Butler Nongame Species Fund supports projects that conserve Wyoming's often-overlooked wildlife and habitats, carrying forward Gary and Jo Butler's vision for a healthier, more resilient ecosystem.
After a lifetime dedicated to wildlife conservation, retired Wyoming Game & Fish habitat biologist Gary Butler recognized that nongame species deserved greater attention and support. In 2017, Gary and his wife, Jo, established the Butler Nongame Species Fund with a lead gift that inspired others to join their vision.
Today, the fund—administered by the Wyoming Wildlife Foundation—provides grants for projects that conserve Wyoming's 554 nongame species through habitat restoration, conservation, and other impactful initiatives. Nonprofit organizations exempt from federal taxation under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Confirm your nonprofit status here .
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Butler Nongame Species Fund is funded by Wyoming Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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