Y2Y is seeking a writing and content specialist. Apply before June 4. Details, including salary expectations, at y2y.net/careers (fb)

More people are getting out in nature — and as recreationists, our actions matter. Since 2019, Y2Y has led collaborative recreation ecology research with the University of Northern British Columbia on how recreation affects sensitive wildlife like caribou and wolverine across the Yellowstone to Yukon region. In 2024, we shared science-backed recommendations with hundreds of land managers, government officials, and recreation groups to help shape planning in a way that works for both people and wildlife. Your support helps Y2Y ensure wild animals have the space they need to thrive — even as human activity grows. Read more about our work to support flourishing communities and nature: https://y2y.net/blog/supporting-flourishing-communities-and-nature/ (fb)