Protecting The Wild Places That Connect Us.
Yellowstone to Yukon (Y2Y) is a science-based conservation initiative working to protect and connect the habitats wildlife need to thrive, from Yellowstone to the Yukon. Every Basecamp stay helps support their work across North America's most vital mountain region.
By The Numbers
1,300,000km²
By The Numbers
Supporting the largest intact mountain system left on Earth.
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Wildlife Crossings Supported
Removing barriers to wildlife movement and helping keep habitats connected.
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Closing The Gap
Reducing the gap between isolated grizzly populations from 240 km to 80 km.
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By The Numbers
Expanding the amount of protected land, giving species more space to survive.
Our Joint Impact Story
Why We Partner With Yellowstone To Yukon.
The Background
Conservation Across Borders
Y2Y brings science, communities and partners together to conserve one of North America’s most important mountain regions, looking beyond individual parks to the landscape as a whole.
Why We Chose Them
Protecting The Places We Share
Basecamp operates in places shaped by these mountains, forests and wildlife. Supporting Y2Y is one way we can help care for them for generations to come.
What Y2Y Advocates For
Yellowstone To Yukon Supports And Advocates For
Protecting Wild Habitat
Securing key landscapes across the Yellowstone to Yukon region so wildlife have room to roam, from remote wilderness to working lands.
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Connecting Wild Habitat
Advocating for and building wildlife crossings and corridors that reconnect fragmented habitat across highways and human development.
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Teaching About Wild Habitat
Sharing the science of connectivity with communities, landowners, and policymakers to build lasting support for conservation.
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Every Stay Helps Keep Wildlife Moving
Every Basecamp stay helps support Y2Y’s long-term, science-led conservation work.
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Wildlife crossings supported across the Yellowstone to Yukon region
- Conservation updates on corridor and crossing projects across the region
- Stories from the field, sharing science and successes as they happen
- A direct connection to one of North America’s most respected conservation initiatives
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