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Wyoming may be one of the least densely populated states in the country, but its open landscapes, river systems, and high-elevation ecosystems shelter some of the most legally protected wildlife in North America.
Utah shelters an extraordinary range of ecosystems — from sun-scorched desert flats to alpine peaks — and that diversity supports wildlife found nowhere else on Earth.
Texas is one of the most biologically diverse states in the entire country, with more than 181 species of mammals, 247 species of freshwater fish, and 576 species of birds living in mountains, deserts, forests, prairies, wetlands, and coastal beaches.
Oregon is home to some of the most ecologically diverse landscapes in the United States — from old-growth coastal forests and volcanic mountain ranges to high desert sagebrush and Pacific tide pools.
Tennessee quietly holds one of the most striking biodiversity records in the entire country — and not entirely for a good reason.
Alaska is one of the last places on Earth where truly wild landscapes still define the daily lives of animals.
West Virginia shelters one of the most ecologically diverse wildlife communities in the eastern United States — and with that diversity comes significant legal responsibility.
