
Habitat
Game and fish manages habitat throughout the state of Wyoming — both terrestrial and aquatic.

Habitat plans
Wyoming Game and Fish habitat plans include Statewide Habitat Plan, Wyoming State Wildlife Plan, and Habitat Priority Areas.
Habitat information
Information, reports, recommendations, and bulletins on Habitat are available in habitat information.

Habitat Protection Program
Resources for development planning are available on the Habitat Protection Program page.

Habitat Resources
Access statewide habitat reports and additional resources.
Aquatic Habitat
Aquatic habitat provides the foundation for Wyoming's fisheries resources. The Aquatic Habitat Program works to protect, restore and enhance Wyoming's water, watersheds, and waterways.

Wyoming Wetlands
Wetlands are an important part of the Wyoming landscape. They are the places that connect land and water.