Keep track of important dates in 2026 with a calendar that reflects your style, your values, and the wild spirit of Wyoming!
This beautifully designed 2026 calendar features unique wildlife photography for each month: captured to inspire deeper connection with the species that make our region special. Not only does it help you stay organized, but it also doubles as a meaningful art piece for your home, office, or workspace.
And most importantly: $5 from every calendar sold is donated directly to the Wyoming Wildlife Society Student Chapter to support local conservation efforts, student research, habitat restoration, and community science projects benefiting Wyoming’s wildlife.
The Wyoming Wildlife Society Student Chapter plays a key role in supporting both developing wildlife professionals and the health of local ecosystems. Through hands-on fieldwork, service projects, data collection for researchers, and opportunities to build professional skills, the chapter helps students gain real experience that directly benefits Wyoming’s wildlife. Activities like chipmunk and sage-grouse monitoring, river otter surveys, habitat restoration, and community clean-ups strengthen scientific understanding while improving on-the-ground conditions for native species. By creating a space for collaboration, education, and conservation-focused action, the chapter helps ensure that future wildlife biologists are well-trained and that local wildlife populations receive the care, monitoring, and stewardship they need to thrive.
Product Details:
• Paper pages bound with a silver-color metal wire
• Premium paper weight: 8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)- 8.26″×11.69″
• High-quality wildlife photography featured monthly
• Durable, clean design perfect for year-round display
• Every purchase supports hands-on conservation work in Wyoming
Celebrate the year and give back to the wild places you love.
Order yours today and help support the next generation of wildlife professionals!
Keep track of important dates in 2026 with a calendar that reflects your style, your values, and the wild spirit of Wyoming!
This beautifully designed 2026 calendar features unique wildlife photography for each month: captured to inspire deeper connection with the species that make our region special. Not only does it help you stay organized, but it also doubles as a meaningful art piece for your home, office, or workspace.
And most importantly: $5 from every calendar sold is donated directly to the Wyoming Wildlife Society Student Chapter to support local conservation efforts, student research, habitat restoration, and community science projects benefiting Wyoming’s wildlife.
The Wyoming Wildlife Society Student Chapter plays a key role in supporting both developing wildlife professionals and the health of local ecosystems. Through hands-on fieldwork, service projects, data collection for researchers, and opportunities to build professional skills, the chapter helps students gain real experience that directly benefits Wyoming’s wildlife. Activities like chipmunk and sage-grouse monitoring, river otter surveys, habitat restoration, and community clean-ups strengthen scientific understanding while improving on-the-ground conditions for native species. By creating a space for collaboration, education, and conservation-focused action, the chapter helps ensure that future wildlife biologists are well-trained and that local wildlife populations receive the care, monitoring, and stewardship they need to thrive.
Product Details:
• Paper pages bound with a silver-color metal wire
• Premium paper weight: 8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²)- 8.26″×11.69″
• High-quality wildlife photography featured monthly
• Durable, clean design perfect for year-round display
• Every purchase supports hands-on conservation work in Wyoming
Celebrate the year and give back to the wild places you love.
Order yours today and help support the next generation of wildlife professionals!
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