
We bring wildlife back to America's parks
The Problem
In the past century, greed and ignorance ravaged wildlife until parks set boundaries. Wildlife were stripped from lands and waters in a dark chapter of history that in some countries continues…
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Today, America’s recovering populations battle health, genetic diversity, human-conflict, and habitat challenges.


The Solution
The Wildlife Restoration Foundation (WRF) works to bring wildlife back to parks by facilitating and providing resources that enable its partners to intervene when animals are in crisis. These partners contribute their expertise and talents, and even raise animals and plants to help grow lost populations and regenerate habitats.
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WRF values and supports the stewardship of park gateway communities and park visitors that can assure animals coexist well with people.

Our Mission

The Wildlife Restoration Foundation (WRF) works to bring wildlife back to parks by facilitating and providing resources that enable its partners to intervene when animals are in crisis. These partners contribute their expertise and talents, and even raise animals and plants to help grow lost populations and regenerate habitats.
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WRF values and supports the stewardship of park gateway communities and park visitors that can assure animals coexist well with people.


Preserving the Praire
Healthy grasslands benefit livestock ranching and preserve America's rural way of life.​
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Strengthening the health of our ranches...
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Recognizes our country’s heritage and contribution of hard-working ranchers who have sustained the land for generations
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Provides homes for various types of wildlife and helps sequester carbon by keeping soil intact
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Halts development turning grassland habitats into subdivisions, malls and parking lots
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Resists rising area property taxes forcing rural families to sell their land
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Provides income and employment for rural families and sustains small town businesses


Beary Program
A multi-partner Collaborating with Wildlife strategy designed to equip park and forest gateway town businesses and the tourism entities and chambers of commerce that support them to “enable people not to enable bears” to get in the trouble they get in now because of unprepared visitors, unsecured attractants, and the need for coexistence.
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