The efforts of Biodiversity Conservation Alliance to protect Native Species and their Habitats can be divided into five programs:

• Medicine Bow National Forest
  We are working to protect the remaining wild areas on the Forest and to protect individual species and special habitats in the Medicine Bow ecosystem.
• Black Hills National Forest
  Our strategy is to stop damaging logging and roading projects and to push the USFS to maintain natural diversity and ecosystem function, and to reduce the emphasis on maximum commodity production.
• BLM Wildlands
  We have recently embarked on a program designed to gain protection for the special values on BLM lands in Wyoming. Through this program we are inventorying BLM lands for undeveloped areas, writing comments on project plans, having meetings with agency officials, and organizing citizens to express their views.
• Wild Species
  Our goal is to gain protection for the entire range of vulnerable species, especially those non-charismatic species that have historically lacked a voice in Wyoming.
• Wyoming Waters
  We are working with other Wyoming groups to fill the need for additional citizen oversight and participation in water quality issues all across Wyoming.