Working Lands & Wildlife: A Shared Future (HFWA Talk Series)
Join Henrys Fork Wildlife Alliance for an evening exploring how ranching, agriculture, and wildlife conservation can work hand in hand to sustain healthy landscapes, vibrant communities, and abundant wildlife.
Hear from four speakers with diverse perspectives as they share real-world experiences managing human-wildlife conflict, protecting open space, using livestock guardian animals, and stewarding working lands in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Whether you’re a rancher, conservationist, landowner, outdoor enthusiast, or simply curious about the future of our landscapes, you’ll leave with a deeper appreciation for the important role working lands play in conservation.
We hope you’ll join us for this thoughtful conversation about building a shared future for people, wildlife, and the lands we all depend on.