The Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust
Conservation starts with you
To support the acquisition and preservation of habitats to protect wildlife, ensure access, and promote environmental education.
At a glance
The Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded by Brian and Elizabeth Tresp and based in Kemmerer, Wyoming. It acquires land to preserve and restore habitat, secures recreational access, and educates the conservationists of the future.
Some of Earth’s great habitats are under threat. The Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust actively acquires land to ensure habitat preservation and restoration, recreational access, and actively educates the conservationists of our future.
We cannot achieve our goals alone. You can help ensure the success of our mission through your tax-deductible contribution.
About our organization
Conservation, wildlife, and responsible access in balance
Brian and Elizabeth Tresp founded the Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust as a 501(c)(3) charitable organization with the belief that conservation plays a crucial role in preserving and protecting our natural environment, wildlife, and the delicate balance of ecosystems. Conservation encompasses efforts aimed at sustainable management of resources, habitat restoration, and species preservation.
While hunting has historically been a part of human culture, sustainable hunting practices are now an integral part of conservation efforts. Hunting and responsible recreational access can contribute to population control, ecosystem management, and funding for conservation initiatives. Balancing the needs of nature, wildlife, and hunting is essential for ensuring the long-term health and sustainability of our natural world.
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How conservation moves forward
Educate
By providing knowledge about ecosystems, biodiversity, and the impact of human activities, conservation education empowers individuals to make informed choices and take action towards sustainable practices. It helps raise awareness about environmental issues, instills a sense of responsibility, and encourages active participation in conservation efforts. Through education, we can inspire future generations to become stewards of the Earth, ensuring the preservation of our planet’s precious resources for years to come.
Protecting wildlife
Protecting wildlife is crucial for maintaining the balance of our ecosystems and preserving the incredible biodiversity of our planet. Wildlife plays a vital role in pollination, seed dispersal, and maintaining healthy ecosystems. By conserving their habitats and implementing measures to combat threats such as habitat loss, poaching, and climate change, we can ensure the survival of endangered species and maintain the intricate web of life. Not only does it benefit the animals themselves but also has far-reaching impacts on human well-being, including the provision of ecosystem services, scientific research, and the preservation of cultural and aesthetic values.
Fostering community
Conservation efforts create opportunities for collaboration and cooperation. They encourage people to come together, whether it’s through volunteering for environmental projects, participating in community clean-ups, or engaging in discussions and decision-making processes. By working side by side, people develop a deeper appreciation for nature and build connections with one another.
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It all begins with an idea and a dream
A dream for a world with more room to hike, to watch the animals thrive and to hunt responsibly. We all want to see nature thrive around us and to feel that we’ve done our part. However you choose to help contribute, you can make all the difference.
The places and wildlife we work to protect
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust?
The Tresp Conservation Charitable Trust is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization founded by Brian and Elizabeth Tresp. It supports the acquisition and preservation of habitats to protect wildlife, ensure access, and promote environmental education.
Are donations to the Trust tax deductible?
The Trust is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization (EIN 93-6730461), and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your own tax advisor about your situation.
What does the Trust do?
It actively acquires land to ensure habitat preservation and restoration and recreational access, and it educates the conservationists of the future. Its goals are described on What We Do.
How does the Trust view hunting?
The Trust advocates ethical, sustainable hunting that prioritizes sustainability, animal welfare, and respect for nature, including fair chase principles, selective harvesting, and adherence to legal regulations.
Where is the Trust based?
The Trust is based in Wyoming, at 821 S Main St, Suite 100, Kemmerer, WY 83101. Call 307-800-1088.
How can I help?
Donate online, tell friends and family about threatened places, or contact the Trust to get involved.