The RMBS exists to promote the science-based management of the bighorn sheep, educate the public about their life and habitat, and assure the sportsman’s rights in proper opportunities.
RMBS has been dedicated to the conservation and enhancement of bighorn sheep populations in Colorado and throughout the West. Through collaboration, research, and active management, we strive to ensure that wild sheep continue to thrive in their natural habitats.
Behind every successful conservation effort is a dedicated team. Meet the passionate individuals who drive our mission forward, ensuring the future of bighorn sheep through leadership, expertise, and unwavering commitment.
Executive Director
President 2025
Vice President 2022
Treasurer 2023
Secretary 2025
RMBS collaborates with federal and state agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private entities to further bighorn sheep conservation, research, and hunting opportunities.
We educate the public about the natural history and conservation needs of bighorn sheep through workshops, publications, and community outreach.
Over 1100 Members across North America
Since 2018, raised over $3M for bighorn conservation
Supported over 34 research and habitat projects totaling $800,000
Recognized as leader in bighorn conservation in Colorado
RMBS collaborates with numerous Federal and State agencies,
other non-governmental organizations, and private consulting
firms to further bighorn sheep conservation, research, and
hunting opportunities throughout the United States.
Working with various organizations to retire sheep grazing
allotments to reduce contact between domestic sheep and
bighorn sheep.
RMBS collaborates with federal and state agencies, non-governmental organizations, and private entities to further bighorn sheep conservation, research, and hunting opportunities.
Working closely with Colorado State University and Dr. Karen Fox, RMBS funds cutting-edge research in the genetic testing of Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (Movi) affecting bighorn sheep.
Our partners are integral supporters who make it possible for RMBS to accomplish its many goals to ensure sheep populations continue to thrive.
Are you interested in conserving populations and habitat for bighorn sheep and want to do your part to help? RMBS is always seeking individuals eager to contribute their time and energy.
Another way to join in helping keep sheep on the mountain is to make a donation.
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