The Henry’s Fork Wildlife Alliance (HFWA) is a group of people committed to protecting healthy wildlife populations in the Upper Henry’s Fork. We love the outdoors. We hunt, we fish and many of us simply like to watch wildlife. We are residents and taxpayers of Island Park and Fremont County. One of the many things that make our community unique is the abundance of wildlife and an array of recreational opportunities – from world class hunting and fishing to snowmobiling and off-road riding. As our community grows and traffic to Yellowstone National Park increases, we are likely to see Island Park change as well. As community members who care deeply about our wildlife and the natural surroundings that are both their home and ours, we want to ensure that the wildlife we enjoy today in Island Park remain healthy and abundant for the next hundred years and for future generations. In the summer of 2019 we formed the Henry’s Fork Wildlife Alliance to provide a local, unified voice for wildlife. We are a grassroots, all-volunteer organization governed by a volunteer board of directors made up of local residents and homeowners. We understand that conservation of healthy wildlife populations requires protecting their habitat and requires wise, science-based decisions about wildlife management. We can all agree that Yellowstone’s wildlife is uniquely special. And we are some of the lucky few to live in Island Park, one of the most special places in Greater Yellowstone for wildlife. We hope you will join us in sharing our love and commitment to ensuring our local wildlife populations will be healthy and robust for generations to come.