• Community Outreach
• Contests and Awards
  • Conservation Stamp Art Show
  • Valentines Day
  • Wyoming Wildlife Photo Contest
• Cutthroat Trout
  • Cutthroat Meetings
• Elk Area 7 Information
• Landowner of the Year
• Outdoor Hall of Fame
• Public Meetings
• Public Working Groups
  • Whiskey Mountain Conservation Camp
• Seasonal Range Review

Conservation Stamp Art Show

2019 Conservation Stamp Art Competition Winner
Artist: Ann Newby, Afton, WY, Species: Mule Deer (odocoileus hemionus)

The Wyoming Game and Fish Department's Conservation Stamp Art competition continues to lead the country in state wildlife stamp art competitions in number of entries, prize money and quality of artwork. The winner will be reproduced on approximately 200,000 Conservation Stamps. The original piece of art becomes the property of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department to be placed on permanent public display in the department's Cheyenne headquarters office.

Conservation stamps originated in 1984 and almost all hunters and anglers in Wyoming must purchase the stamp yearly. Stamps are also purchased by collectors and purchasers of the Wyoming Conservation Stamp limited edition art prints.

2018 Species and Beyond

The conservation stamp species for next year, the 2018 Conservation Stamp Art Show, will be the badger. The 2019 stamp will be the mule deer (the 30th anniversary of the last time we used the mule deer, and the 35th anniversary of the art show). The 2020 stamp species will be the Colorado River cutthroat.

Please keep a look out for our 2020 Rulebook as it will become available late summer/early fall.

Click Here to View the 2019 Winners
 

Conservation Stamp Competition Rules

2020 Subject - the Colorado River cutthroat trout (oncorhynchus clarkii)