Every year we take on a number of strategically identified habitat projects: pulling obsolete fences, collecting seeds, planting native vegetation, building beaver dam analogs, cleaning up rivers, and so much more to improve wildlife movement, habitat, and survival.

This year, we are focused on expanding our habitat restoration projects throughout the state, and we're excited to announce the opening of a Habitat Coordinator position. This role is pivotal in leading and executing essential habitat restoration and projects that benefit both local communities and wildlife.

With your generous donation, whether as a one-time contribution or as a monthly donor, you can help ensure that we are able to continue this important work. Your support will go directly toward funding the Habitat Coordinator's role and enabling new projects that are critical to the viability of wildlife habitat.