US 89 Wildlife & Transportation Assessment
Social Media Toolkit
Please use the following tools to help guide your social media activity for the US 89 Wildlife & Transportation Assessment release, and personalize them with your organization’s stories and involvement as much as possible.
Suggested Post Copy
BIG NEWS: The US 89 Wildlife & Transportation Assessment is here!
This assessment identifies important areas where wildlife accommodation measures—such as culverts, bridges, underpasses, overpasses, animal detection systems and fencing—can improve the safety of travelers and wildlife through Paradise Valley and the Gardiner Basin by reducing wildlife-vehicle collisions.
This assessment is a huge step towards making US 89 safer for locals, visitors, and Yellowstone’s wildlife.
Read the full assessment through the link in our bio, share it to help build momentum and support, and follow @yellowstonesafepassages to stay up-to-date with the latest news and opportunities to get involved!
Photo by (tag appropriate photographer here - listed below)
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TAG Yellowstone Safe Passages and our partner organizations. This way, we’ll see it, engage, and potentially share.
@yellowstonesafepassages
@montanafreshwaterpartners
@centerforlargelandscapes
@thecommongroundproject
@blankfoundation
@greateryellowstone
@montanastateuniversity (WTI, specifically, is not on instagram)
@npcapics
@parkcountyenvironmentalcouncil
Simply put an @ symbol and begin writing the name to tag on Facebook. A drop-down menu will appear for you to select the account.
@Yellowstone Safe Passages
@Western Transportation Institute
@Montana Freshwater Partners
@Center for Large Landscape Conservation
@Park County Environmental Council
@National Parks Conservation Association
@Greater Yellowstone Coalition
@The Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation
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Use HASHTAGS in your captions (or first comment on Instagram). Hashtags help expose your posts to new people and help us to find your content.
HASHTAG:
#yellowstonesafepassages
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LINK to the assessment so that folks are able to read it. This is the call to action, which is critical! You can also add to it by suggesting they follow Yellowstone Safe Passages to stay connected and recommend that viewers share it with their followers to help build momentum.
LINK:
www.yellowstonesafepassages.org/highway-assessment | link will go live March 8th
For Instagram Posts — add this link to your bio
For Instagram Stories — add through a link sticker
For Facebook Posts — add this link directly to the post’s caption
Facebook & Instagram Posts
Click on each image to open the file for download.
Please be sure to give photo credit (listed below each photo)!
photo by @e.l.johns
photo by @e.l.johns
photo by @andrea_dinino
Safe passage for people and wildlife
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Safe passage for people and wildlife - - - -
Facebook & Instagram Stories
Click on each image to open the file for download.
Photo credit is written on each story, but feel free to tag the photographers, as well!
Utilize stickers such as polls, questions, countdowns, etc. to generate more engagement and views. Remember to tag us in your stories, too!