2026-08-04T10:01:13-05:00 2025-12-31 882509624 ROWE CPA GROUP LLC PO BOX 9233 JACKSON WY 83002 990 2025-01-01 830302830 JACKSON HOLE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION JACK 3077390968 PO BOX 8042 JACKSON WY 83002 RENEE SEIDLER WULFF EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 3077390968 2026-08-03 1 SUSAN ROWE P00115794 3077333874 2026-08-03 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z RENEE SEIDLER WULFF PO BOX 8042 JACKSON WY 83002 747736 0 X WWW.JHWILDLIFE.ORG X 1993 WY JACKSON HOLE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ADVANCES WILDLIFE CONSERVATION DRIVEN BY SCIENCE, COLLABORATION, AND A COMMUNITY OF VOLUNTEERS. 10 10 11 379 0 0 705324 689705 0 0 793 9150 29420 27301 735537 726156 0 0 0 0 467961 474891 0 0 103898 185120 208272 653081 683163 82456 42993 484391 527520 7167 7303 477224 520217 X JACKSON HOLE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION ADVANCES WILDLIFE CONSERVATION DRIVEN BY SCIENCE, COLLABORATION, AND A COMMUNITY OF VOLUNTEERS. 0 0 66536 NATURE MAPPING JACKSON HOLE PROGRAM: A CITIZEN SCIENCE PROGRAM WITH THE GOALS OF: 1) KEEPING COMMON SPECIES COMMON; 2) INCREASING CITIZENS' KNOWLEDGE OF AND APPRECIATION FOR WILDLIFE IN TETON COUNTY, WYOMING; 3) ENGAGING CITIZENS IN LONG-TERM WILDLIFE DATA COLLECTION; 4) INFORMING MANAGEMENT DECISIONS THAT FAVOR WILDLIFE SUSTAINABILITY; AND 5) CONTRIBUTING DATA TO THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT'S WILDLIFE OBSERVATION SYSTEM TO AUGMENT STATE DATA. THROUGH 2025, WE HAVE RECORDED MORE THAN 109,495 VERIFIED WILDLIFE OBSERVATIONS WITH MORE THAN 1,300 TRAINED CITIZEN SCIENTISTS SINCE THE PROGRAM WAS ESTABLISHED IN 2009. IN 2025, VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF CONTRIBUTED 4,750 VERIFIED OBSERVATIONS THROUGH FOUR CORE PROJECTS. JHWF LAUNCHED A NEW PARTNERSHIP WITH THE WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT PIKA SURVEYS ACROSS 240,000 ACRES, SUPPORTING THE STATE'S ABILITY TO MONITOR SPECIES OF GREATEST CONSERVATION NEED. AT OUR MONITORING AVIAN PRODUCTIVITY AND SURVIVORSHIP (MAPS) BIRD BANDING STATIONS, WE BANDED 694 INDIVIDUAL BIRDS ACROSS 45 SPECIES, WITH 201 BANDED BIRDS RECAPTURED. THE MOUNTAIN BLUEBIRD NEST BOX PROJECT ACHIEVED A RECORD 119 NESTLINGS BANDED - SURPASSING THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 85 SET IN 2017 - WITH 86% OF EGGS HATCHING SUCCESSFULLY AND 80% OF NESTLINGS FLEDGING. NMJH DATA SERVED AS THE FOUNDATION FOR TETON COUNTY'S WILDLIFE CROSSINGS MASTER PLAN AND GUIDED THE 2025 UPDATE TO THE COUNTY'S NATURAL RESOURCE OVERLAY. 195562 HABITAT RESTORATION PROGRAM: IMPROVING LANDSCAPE PERMEABILITY AND ECOLOGICAL HEALTH THROUGH THE REMOVAL AND MODIFICATION OF WILDLIFE-UNFRIENDLY FENCES, MANAGEMENT OF INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES, AND RIPARIAN RESTORATION. THROUGH 2025, JHWF HAS IMPROVED MORE THAN 240 MILES OF FENCES TO BENEFIT WILDLIFE SINCE THE PROGRAM'S INCEPTION IN 1996.WILDLIFE FRIENDLIER FENCING: IN 2025, STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS CONDUCTED TWENTY-FIVE FENCE PROJECT DAYS, REMOVING 8.1 MILES OF FENCE AND 10,000 POUNDS OF WIRE FROM IMPORTANT ELK AND PRONGHORN HABITAT IN GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, BRIDGER-TETON NATIONAL FOREST, AND PRIVATE LANDS. 120 DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATED IN FENCE REMOVAL EFFORTS. WE ALSO RAISED AND LOWERED 15.5 MILES OF SEASONAL FENCE IN SUBLETTE COUNTY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT. LONG-TERM MONITORING OF THE FREMONT BUTTE FENCE CONVERSION PROJECT DOCUMENTS AN 88% REDUCTION IN GREATER SAGE-GROUSE FENCE STRIKES - FROM AN AVERAGE OF 30 STRIKES PER YEAR BEFORE CONVERSION TO 3.7 ANNUALLY - EQUATING TO UP TO 10 BIRDS SAVED PER MILE OF FENCE PER YEAR. INVASIVE WEED MANAGEMENT: JHWF REMOVES INVASIVE PLANT SPECIES FROM HIGH-USE PUBLIC LANDS TO ALLOW NATIVE PLANTS TO REESTABLISH AND THRIVE, ENHANCING WILDLIFE HABITAT AND REDUCING THE SPREAD OF INVASIVE SEEDS INTO THE BACKCOUNTRY. IN 2025, VOLUNTEERS CONTRIBUTED 102 HOURS ACROSS TWICE-ANNUAL WEED PULLS AT TWO POPULAR TRAILHEADS ON THE BRIDGER-TETON NATIONAL FOREST - COBURN MEADOWS (OUR THIRD YEAR) AND CRYSTAL LITE (OUR FIRST YEAR) - REMOVING 2,800 INVASIVE PLANTS AND HELPING TO RESTORE 51 ACRES OF HABITAT. REMOVING INVASIVE SPECIES IMPROVES FORAGE FOR WILDLIFE AND STRENGTHENS THE RESILIENCE OF NATIVE VEGETATION VITAL TO POLLINATORS, BIRDS, AND MAMMALS.RIPARIAN RESTORATION: IN 2025, JHWF INITIATED RIPARIAN RESTORATION ACTIVITIES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT'S PINEDALE FIELD OFFICE. JHWF IS CO-LEADING A PLANNING COLLABORATIVE TO EXPAND THIS WORK IN 2026, WITH THE GOAL OF ESTABLISHING A DEDICATED VOLUNTEER BASE TO IMPLEMENT RIPARIAN RESTORATION PROJECTS ACROSS THE REGION. 19547 GIVE WILDLIFE A BRAKE: UTILIZING VARIOUS MITIGATION TOOLS, WE AIM TO REDUCE WILDLIFE-VEHICLE COLLISIONS ON OUR ROADWAYS AND INCREASE LANDSCAPE PERMEABILITY FOR WILDLIFE NEEDING TO MOVE ACROSS ROADS. THESE TOOLS INCLUDE WILDLIFE CROSSING STRUCTURES, DIGITAL MESSAGE BOARDS, FIXED RADAR SPEED FEEDBACK SIGNS, SPEED LIMIT REDUCTIONS, AND WILDLIFE CROSSING STRUCTURE PLANNING AND IMPLEMENTATION. WE COMPILE THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE WILDLIFE-VEHICLE COLLISION REPORT IN THE COUNTY TO INFORM TRANSPORTATION PLANNING AND WILDLIFE CONSERVATION EFFORTS. IN 2025, JHWF CONTINUED ITS COLLABORATION WITH THE WYOMING DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION, WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, AND TETON COUNTY TO PLAN, FUND, AND MONITOR WILDLIFE CROSSING PROJECTS. OUR DATA GUIDED MITIGATION PRIORITIES AT THE WY HIGHWAY 22-390 INTERSECTION, WHERE FOUR NEW WILDLIFE UNDERPASSES WERE COMPLETED AND ARE ALREADY BEING USED BY MOOSE, DEER, AND GRIZZLY BEARS. JHWF ALSO LAUNCHED A NEW VOLUNTEER-LED ROADKILL SURVEY ON ID HIGHWAY 33, WHERE VOLUNTEERS DOCUMENTED 80 DECEASED ANIMALS OVER FOUR MONTHS, PROVIDING SCIENCE-BASED DATA TO INFORM FUTURE WILDLIFE CROSSING DECISIONS IN IDAHO. FROM JANUARY THROUGH SEPTEMBER 2025, 232 VERIFIED WILDLIFE-VEHICLE COLLISION SUBMISSIONS WERE RECORDED ACROSS TETON (WY), LINCOLN (WY), AND TETON (ID) COUNTIES. BETWEEN MAY 2023 AND APRIL 2024, 83 MULE DEER, 53 ELK, AND 10 MOOSE WERE KILLED ON TETON COUNTY, WY ROADS. 231779 BEAR WISE JACKSON HOLE: A DECADES-LONG PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT, BRIDGER-TETON NATIONAL FOREST, GRAND TETON NATIONAL PARK, AND JACKSON HOLE WILDLIFE FOUNDATION. JHWF IS A SUBSIDIARY OF THE BEARWISE WYOMING PROGRAM. THE GOAL OF THE PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE RESOURCES, OUTREACH, AND COORDINATION TO KEEP BEARS WILD AND PEOPLE SAFE. IN 2025, JHWF AND PARTNERS DISTRIBUTED 7 BEAR-PROOF GREASE TRAPS TO RESTAURANTS TO PREVENT BEARS FROM ACCESSING GREASE WASTE. IN THE FALL OF 2025, JHWF DISTRIBUTED 2,400 COPIES OF THE "GUIDE TO LIVING IN BEAR COUNTRY" TO HIGH-CONFLICT ZONES TO RAISE AWARENESS AND REDUCE HUMAN-BEAR CONFLICT. IN PARTNERSHIP WITH FARMSTEAD CIDER AND TETON CONSERVATION DISTRICT, JHWF HARVESTED APPROXIMATELY 21,500 POUNDS OF APPLES FROM 54 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE TREES OVER TWO DAYS, WITH 36 VOLUNTEERS PARTICIPATING, TO REDUCE WILDLIFE ATTRACTANTS IN RESIDENTIAL AREAS AND PREVENT BEAR-HUMAN CONFLICTS.BEING WILD JACKSON HOLE: A COMMUNITY EDUCATION AND OUTREACH PROGRAM DESIGNED TO INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF AND APPRECIATION FOR THE WILDLIFE AND WILD PLACES OF THE GREATER YELLOWSTONE ECOSYSTEM. THE PROGRAM USES DIGITAL AND IN-PERSON STORYTELLING, SOCIAL MEDIA, AND COMMUNITY EVENTS TO CONNECT RESIDENTS AND VISITORS WITH LOCAL WILDLIFE AND TO INSPIRE RESPONSIBLE COEXISTENCE BEHAVIORS. IN 2025, BEING WILD PROGRAMMING WAS SUPPORTED IN PART BY A GRANT FROM THE JACKSON HOLE TRAVEL AND TOURISM BOARD. 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X 0 FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B THE BOARD MEMBERS ARE GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW THE DRAFT TAX RETURN AND MAKE CHANGES AS NEEDED. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND ALL OTHER POLICIES, ARE DISCUSSED AT THE ANNUAL BOARD MEETING. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 DOCUMENTS ARE MADE AVAILABLE ON THE ORGANIZATION'S WEBSITE AND UPON REQUEST.