Join us April 23rd for Volunteer Fence Project in Clark
We will modify .6 miles of USFS fence. This fence transects migratory pathways used by Bighorn sheep, mule deer, and elk. If we have enough people, we will split up and also remove another .8 miles nearby.
Wear good work shoes or boots, long sleeves and pants, work gloves and eye protection. Gaiters can help protect legs in sagebrush. All are welcome to come—this is a family-friendly event for all ages and experience levels. Please arrive at 8:45am.
Location: 44.87033, -109.27093
RSVP here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HEBDVmTM-LWebXCrTaZlZLTpEioEdP4vJeagnEsm2CM/edit?gid=0#gid=0
If you have questions, email absarokafenceinitiative@gmail.com
Join us June 2nd for a Volunteer Fence Project on YU Bench
We will be modifying the remainder of the National Public Lands day fence, on BLM land within AFI's Carter Mountain Pronghorn Fence project. This is a high priority fence and we look forward to making it friendlier for pronghorn to move through.
As always, wear good work shoes or boots, long sleeves and pants, and work gloves. Gaiters can help protect legs in sagebrush. Please bring water bottles. If you have fence tools, feel free to bring them (additionally tools will be provided).
The fence is located at 44.37328, -108.8167 (roughly 50 minutes from town).
To get a sense of numbers, please RSVP on the sign up sheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1jxxtLXuMbXAgZ-fVxv6SFxaBV6qWPuAATWva7olz0nw/edit?usp=sharing
Check out AFI’s 2025 accomplishments (here)
Absaroka Fence Initiative leverages volunteers, willing landowners, and other participants to improve fence functionality for wildlife and livestock by retrofitting, removing or replacing problematic sections of fence.
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