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Three years ago, we produced our first Conservation Impact Summary. The purpose was to “tell our story” beyond just the dollars directed to wild sheep conservation and other mission programs, but more importantly, to demonstrate and share the impact those dollars have. The work WSF accomplished this past year is the legacy of the WSF family.

For its fiscal year 2025-26, the Wild Sheep Foundation will direct a record $2.2 million in Grant-In-Aid funding for wild sheep conservation and management projects, primarily requested through our Chapter and Affiliate network.

For its fiscal year 2025-26, the Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) will direct $2 million in Grant-In-Aid (GIA) funding for wild sheep conservation and management projects, primarily requested through its Chapter and Affiliate network. Twenty-five projects, spanning from British Columbia to New Mexico, Yukon to Nevada, and internationally in Central Asia, were awarded grants.

For its fiscal year 2024-25, the Wild Sheep Foundation (WSF) will direct $1.6 Million in Grant-In-Aid funding for wild sheep conservation and management projects, largely requested through its Chapter and Affiliate network. "Our Grant-in-Aid conservation funding keeps growing every year and is a vital component of our overall Mission Program Funding," said Gray N. Thornton, President and CEO of the Wild Sheep Foundation. "This $1.6 Million represents only a portion of our total annual allocations to wild sheep conservation.”

Through exceptional support from our membership, sponsors, donors, and industry partners, WSF has been able to raise and direct during the past ten years more than $56 million to Mission Program Funding which represents programs enhancing and restoring wild sheep worldwide. Here are the updates for FY 2022-2023.