Protect the Future of our Migrating Herds

Wyomings’ wildlife has always been and hopefully continue.to be one of its’ greateat assets

Our unique WILDLIFE is so needed for TURISM dollars in our communities!!!!

Please help protect migration corridors.

Thank you for your work on this issue. Let's protect these great animals and their habitat!

I just drove from Lander to Dubois for an appointment with a physician. I pasted a herd of at least 30 big horn sheep. As I pulled off the road to observe the animals, cars drove by at 60 miles an hour. The impact of motorized vehicles on our migrating and big game animals is HUGE. As Wyoming citizens we are called to steward these animals for future generations.

Please help protect (what many of us see as Wyoming’s biggest asset) our wildlife along with the space they need to thrive. Casper, WY

Please protect the migration corridors!!

I am a hunter and believe this is necessary. Thank you.

Please acknowledge the science behind migration corridors and ensure Wyoming Game and Fish can continue science-based management of these corridors.

I live in Wilson, WY, on Fish Creek Road which winds directly along the base of Tetons north of Wilson for about 5 miles. I see first hand, the devastation roads and human proximity causes to the welfare of other animals, from causing animals to panic and separate from their herds or family, to injuries, to death. We, as human beings, and fellow animals, need to be considerate and we need to be STEWARDS. It is our responsibility to put the lives and wellbeing of other animals first in our decision making. Conserve vital corridors and habitat for other creatures. It's not only our duty, it also provides humans the opportunity to enjoy the beauty and presence of animals without injuring them. It can be an economic incentive as well.

Laramie, WY Just fly over the state and you'll get a good idea of the pressure the wildlife is experiencing to survive.

I appreciate your continued leadership on this issue

Please protect the migration corridors. Bondurant, WY

Please protect migration corridors.

Former Wyoming Resident.

Wyoming is known for natural beauty and a party of thesis it's wildlife. It is important in this day and age to preserve and protect this legacy for Wyoming so that all across this country will know it's beauty also

Jackson, WY

Lander, WY

Neither us or worse our wildlife can afford to be lost forever just sp that someone or some company can have a couple good years. Oil and gas can and will go away one day, it is our job to make sure they don't take our valuable irreplaceable wild things and wild places with them.

The least we can do as stewards of the planet! Jerry,