Grantee Profile: Wildlife Conservation Society

The organization is awarded year three of a three-year grant to support wolverine research in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Regions

• Montana

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

Greater Yellowstone Wolverine Study

The organization is awarded year two of a three-year grant to support wolverine research in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Regions

• Idaho
• Montana

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

Greater Yellowstone Wolverine Study

The grant supported field research on wolverine ecology in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

Regions

• Montana
• Idaho

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

Greater Yellowstone Wolverine Study

The grant supported the West/Hornocker officeÍs field study of wolverine ecology in the northern Rockies.

Regions

• Montana

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

Greater Yellowstone Wolverine Study

The Wildlife Conservation Society seeks to change individual attitudes toward nature and help people imagine wildlife and humans living in sustainable interaction on both a local and global scale. The grant supports a research project designed to provide protection of wolverines and their wild habitat in the northern Rocky Mountains of Montana and Idaho.

Regions

• Montana

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

Greater Yellowstone Wolverine Study

The Wildlife Conservation Society is committed to understanding and protecting wildlife and wildlands. The grant supports a continuing project to conduct an analysis of key interrelationships between the endangered lynx and degradation of its Northwest habitat, to be used by the US Forest Service to determine forest management practices.

Regions

• Montana
• Washington
• Idaho
• Oregon

Program Areas

• Inactive Programs

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