Our mission extends beyond traditional conservation approaches. We recognize that the future of wildlife depends not on separation or prevention, but on fostering harmonious relationships between human communities and the wildlife that are essential to healthy ecosystems.
From the wolves that maintain elk populations to the beavers that create and maintain wetland habitats, these remarkable animals serve as the architects of biodiversity.
In the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem we work directly with local communities, landowners, and wildlife to develop sustainable solutions that benefit both people and animals. Our approach combines scientific research, community education, and hands-on conservation work to ensure that keystone species continue to thrive in their ancestral homes.
Through habitat supervision, professional animal transportations, public advocacy, and comprehensive education programs, we’re building a future where wildlife and human communities flourish together. Because when keystone species succeed, entire ecosystems, and the communities within them, succeed as well.
Join us in creating a world where conservation and coexistence go hand in hand.

On-the-ground protection for wildlife and habitat.
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Empowering communities to coexist with wildlife.
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Safe, professional transport for rescued wildlife.
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501(c)(3) Nonprofit | Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

Through hands-on conservation, evidence-based education, and community partnerships, we’re working to protect Montana and the United States’ keystone species and their habitats for future generations.
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Imagine trying to get home, but there’s a highway in your way. For wildlife, fragmented habitats pose daily challenges—and sometimes deadly ones. That’s where wildlife…

When a call comes in reporting injured or distressed wildlife, every second counts. Our trained response teams at Keystone Wildlife Coalition are ready to act…

Living near wildlife-rich areas like the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is a privilege—but it comes with responsibility. Simple actions around your home can make a big…

Keystone species are nature’s great influencers. Though they may not always be the most numerous animals in an ecosystem, their presence—or absence—has an outsized impact…