Welcome to the home of the Utah Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. This site will continue to be updated over the course of the next month or so. Please return often to see the progress of the new website being built.
Our mission is to ensure the future of elk, other wildlife and their habitat. Since 1984 we have protected and enhanced more than 4.8 million acres of wildlife habitat all across elk country and funded more than 5.200 stewardship, conservation education and hunting heritage projects in 49 states and eight Canadian provinces. Along the way, we have helped open nearly half a million acres for public access and hunting. Support the Elk Foundation today because the future of elk country belongs to us all.
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Wildlife Conservation Organization Has Conserved or Enhanced More Than 700,000 Acres of Habitat in Utah (July 11, 2007) Missoula, Mont. — The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has conserved or enhanced more than 735,000 acres of wildlife habitat throughout Utah during the past 20 years – projects valued at nearly read more »
MISSOULA, Mont.—President Obama this week will receive a letter initiated by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and 32 partner conservation organizations urging removal of federal protections for specific populations of gray wolves. Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar also will receive a copy of the letter. “Together, the read more »
The Salt Lake Chapter of The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is on track to do something that has never been done before and would like your help. We are on track to be the NUMBER ONE CHAPTER for the third year in a row. Your continuing donations have been instrumental read more »
MISSOULA, Mont.—With a focus on elk habitat stewardship and conservation, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation has announced grants for 2008 projects in Utah. Twenty-three grants totaling $210,450 have been awarded. Grants affect Beaver, Carbon, Daggett, Duchesne, Emery, Millard, San Juan, Sanpete, Summit, Tooele, Uintah, Utah and Weber counties. read more »
MISSOULA, Montana—The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service this week hopes to remove wolves from endangered species lists in Idaho, Montana and Wyoming. But with anti-hunting emotions and lawsuits threatening to forestall sound conservation science, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is reaffirming its longstanding support of hunter-based wolf management. Wolf populations read more »