Yellowstone to Yukon uses a partnership-based approach to collaborate with hundreds of community partners, including conservation groups, local landowners, businesses, government agencies, Indigenous governments, people and organizations, scientists, and others to protect habitat along the spine of the Rocky Mountains.
Starting from humble roots in 1993, we’ve worked with more than 700 partners, building a movement that unifies voices and people who support large-scale land conservation. Our work addresses the needs of wildlife and people, giving animals room to roam and promoting harmony between communities and nature.
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Y2Y drives conservation solutions on the scale that nature demands. We work to protect and maintain natural connections for wildlife, for people and nature, communities and culture, for habitat and waterways. At the core of this effort is engaging diverse communities, especially the many Indigenous communities, to connect and protect this vast, ever-changing landscape.