WyoClimbers
Central Wyoming Climbers Alliance
Lander, Wyoming, United States
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WyoClimbers is a community organisation based in Lander, United States working on nature & wildlife conservation, education, community development +1 more.
WyoClimbers, also known as the Central Wyoming Climbers Alliance, is a grassroots non-profit in Lander, Wyoming. It works to protect climbing access on public land, maintains climbing areas through rebolting, trail restoration and raptor conservation, educates climbers on ethics and stewardship, and runs community events such as the International Climbers Festival. It also offers youth scholarships and subsidies and reinvests its profits in the local community and central Wyoming climbing areas.
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Wag bag program
Nature & Wildlife conservation · United States
Provides wag bag stations at climbing areas near Lander (Wild Iris, Sinks Canyon, Fossil Hill), in partnership with the LOR foundation, to keep climbing areas clean.
Climb the Grand Memorial Scholarship
Education · United States
Youth scholarship for climbers, with applications open in 2026.
Rebolting and route maintenance
Nature & Wildlife conservation · United States
Replaces bolts, anchors and hardware on climbing routes in the Lander area, in cooperation with the American Safe Climbing Association; over 6000 bolts replaced to date.
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American Safe Climbing Association, LOR foundation, Wyoming State Park, US Forest Service, City of Lander
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