Here's to a New Year for Conservation
December 31, 2020, updated May 5, 2025
Our work supporting Great Salt Lake (GSL) wetland management is important for shorebirds, waterfowl, and other birds that use GSL as crucial habitat. ©Janice Gardner
Dear Friend,
Thank you for your support of conservation in 2020. Despite the challenges we've faced collectively this year, we've still seen inspiring progress for the habitats and wildlife we love most. This is only possible because of your dedication.
Whether you've donated, volunteered, or shared our work, you've had a huge impact on wildlife in the West. Just some of the successes we've seen include increasing numbers of conservation volunteers, expanding project borders, and formerly degraded habitats healed enough to support wildlife.
Volunteers build a beaver dam-like structure to restore a degraded western stream. Thanks to this important work, beavers were re-established on two streams this season. The beavers will continue the restoration work these volunteers started, improving habitat for all kinds of wildlife.
As we continue to work hard to provide the best science in service of wildlife and wildlands, we need your help. If you're able, please make your tax-deductible year-end contribution to allow our work to continue. Thank you so much for your generosity.
Thank You
A Black Rosy-finch. Our Rosy-Finch Project works to answer big questions about these birds in the face of threats like climate change. ©Janice Gardner
On behalf of our amazing wildlife in need, thank you for donating. Your gift makes conservation happen in the West. We deeply appreciate your generosity and dedication to Utah's wildlife and lands.
Here's to more conservation success and a better year in 2021!