Our vision is to leverage new technologies, big data, and computational advances to understand and conserve Wyoming's wildlife on working and changing landscapes.
To achieve our vision, we build inclusive spaces supporting productive interdisciplinary collaborations that advance the frontiers of knowledge, provide management guidance for human wildlife coexistence, and yield products useful to the state of Wyoming and beyond.
We are excited to announce the availability of seed grants to support new projects in association with the WyldTech Center for Technology, Computing, and Wildlife.
Eligibility is limited to WyldTech affiliates (apply to be a WyldTech affiliate here).
Proposals due: June 15, 2024
Stretch scholarship - work that goes beyond incremental advances, aiming to transform our fundamental understanding, truly extending the boundaries of what we know and what we are able to do.
Mutually-beneficial team science - The most rewarding and productive collaborations are built on mutual interest and benefit in a shared intellectual space. Productive collaborations are not built on one person using another’s skill sets to advance their own work.
Inclusive engagement - At all levels, from individual research groups to cross-campus interactions to government, public, and private partnerships, policies and practices will ensure all are welcome to engage.