RMEF Applauds CPW Approach with Wolves
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation agrees with the scientific, methodical approach taken by Colorado Parks and Wildlife scientists and biologists regarding wolf introduction. In the […]
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Elk, Habitat in Southeastern States Get $500,000 Boost
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners contributed $508,392 in funding for 13 wildlife habitat enhancement, research and hunting heritage projects […]
Restoring Elk Country – Turtle Mountain, North Dakota
Restoring elk country…presented by Yeti. North Dakota does not have vast forestland. However, 17 percent of its forests consist of aspen and birch species, the […]
Restoring Elk Country – 2020 Accomplishment Recap
Restoring Elk Country…presented by Leupold Abundant, quality habitat for elk and other wildlife is an absolute must for populations to thrive. Without food, water, shelter […]
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Roars into 2021
MISSOULA, Mont. — In 2020, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation put millions of dollars on the ground in support of its mission. Those funds protected […]
Wildlife Habitat Protected Thanks to South Dakota Family
MISSOULA, Mont. — A conservation-minded family with a long history of safeguarding the wildlife values of its land collaborated with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation […]
Hunting Is Conservation – Hunting, an Integral Part of our Heritage
Dating back to the beginning of time, man and woman hunted. Archeological findings coupled with biblical and other historical sources indicate hunting as a way […]
New Mexico Elk Migration Corridor Protected, Opened to Access
MISSOULA, Mont. — Nearly 1,200 acres of vital elk winter range in northern New Mexico is now permanently protected and opened to public access. The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation worked with the Bureau […]
Bear Creek – onX Public Access Project
Checkers may be a great game but checkerboard-like land ownership patterns are often not so great for wildlife management or public access. Take this landscape […]
RMEF Protects California Tule Elk Habitat
MISSOULA, Mont. — A 2,415-acre ranch in northcentral California featuring prime wildlife habitat is now permanently protected thanks to a collaborative conservation effort by the […]
Restoring Elk Country – Lake Wazee, Wisconsin
Presented by Yeti. Talk about a complete transformation – this is Lake Wazee in west-central Wisconsin. It was an active iron mine quarry for 25 […]
RMEF, Partners Contribute Nearly $300,000 to Benefit Nevada Elk
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and its partners doled out $295,830 in grant funding to improve wildlife habitat and enhance Nevada’s hunting […]
Hunters See Success in Missouri’s First-ever Elk Hunt
Below is a news release from the Missouri Department of Conservation. Missouri’s first elk-hunting season ended December 20, 2020, with all five of the hunters […]
Hunting Is Conservation – Hunting Provides Food Security
We all know the quest for nutrition is a basic human function, and has been since the beginning of time. Hunting satisfies that need by […]