Agency Links

Wyoming Rabies Management Site

Applications For ADMB Funding Can Be Found Here, and Additional Information Can Be Found On Our Resources Page

Resources by Year

2014 -

Projects Selected and funded

In Progress

Legislative Report

13-14 Annual Report

2013-

Projects Selected and funded

A Study On Impacts Of Raven Abundance On Greater Sage-Grouse Nest-Site And Brood-Site Selection, Nesting Success, And Adult Hen Survival In Southern Wyoming

Bates Hole Creek Wildlife Project

Coyote Control Targeted On Mule Deer Fawning Areas At Cedar Mountain

Electric Fence Supply Project

Large Carnivore Livestock Depredation Prevention And Control

Livestock Carcass Management Program

Platte Valley Mule Deer Recruitment Project

Wyoming Agriculture In The Classroom

Wyoming Range Mule Deer Project

Legislative Report

12-13 Annual Report

2012-

Projects Selected and funded

Elk Mountain Bighorn Sheep Project

ID Of Mule Deer In Platte Valley Herd

Impacts of Raven Abundance on Greater Sage Grouse

Large Carnivore-Livestock Depredation Prevention And Control

Mortality, Predation, and Space Use of Greater Sage-Grouse

Rabid Skunk Trapping In Laramie County

Legislative Report

11-12 Annual Report

2011-

Projects Selected and funded

Bighorn Basin Greater Sage-Grouse Project

Cedar Mountain Targeted Predator Control For The Benefit Of Mule Deer

Chemical Gonadectomy of the Coyote

Greater Sage Grouse (CENTROCERCUS UROPHASIANUS) Select Nest-Sites And Brood-Sites Away From Avian Predators

Identification of mule deer seasonal ranges to maximize predator control benefits in the Platte Valley herd unit

Livestock Depredation Prevention and Control/Big Piney Bear Trap

Mortality, Predation, And Space Use Of Greater Sage-Grouse (CENTROCERCUS UROPHASIANUS) In The Bighorn Basin

Park County Livestock Carcass Management Program

The Influence Of Migratory and Resident Elk Movements on Seasonal Wolf Habitat Selection and Depredation Patterns

Transferring successful Old World livestock protection dog traditions to areas of large carnivore occupancy in the United States

Wyoming Ag In The Classroom

Legislative Report

10-11_Annual_Report

2010-

Projects Selected and funded

Absaroka Elk Ecology Project

North Fork Human Bear Conflict Resolution

Absaroka Wolf-Cattle Project

Legislative Report

UNAVAILABLE

2009-

Projects Selected and funded

An Economic Analysis of Predator Management In Wyoming

Evaluating The Potential Influence Of Predation On Jackson Moose

North Fork Human-Bear Conflict Resolution

Trophy Game Animal Damage Investigation And Mitigation

Legislative Report

08-09 Annual Report

Research

Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage

State of Wyoming

Boards and Commissions

Proposal Protocols, Criteria,
and Applications

     -The following criteria and project protocols accompany the application. Please review prior to completing the application. Adobe Acrobat .pdf files require the Adobe Acrobat Reader (free download) to view and print.

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     -Project Application

click here to obtain project proposal application (.pdf)

     -The ADMB accepts applications for funding consideration on a fiscal year basis. The period to submit applications to the Board is April 15 through May 15. If the 15th of May falls on a weekend, the Friday preceding this date will be the deadline.

Return completed applications to:

ADMB

2219 Carey Avenue

Cheyenne, Wyoming 82002-0100

To order a hard copy of the application write to the above address, contact the ADMB at 307-777-6781 or send an email to kent.drake@wyo.gov