Collaborative potential Strategic partnerships with the neighboring Yellowstone Bear World and Utah State University could expand cross-promotional programs, joint events, and funded living history initiatives that broaden visitor reach and diversify revenue streams.

Educational partnerships With a strong focus on school group field trips, summer camps, internships, and living history education, there is an opportunity to upsell customized educational programs, teacher professional development, and grant-funded field trip modules.

Audience expansion Leverage the living history and reenactment model to attract families, schools, and heritage enthusiasts through targeted digital campaigns, seasonal festivals, and exclusive member experiences that boost attendance and repeat visitation.

Digital commerce The current tech stack includes WordPress, Shopify and PayPal; there is potential to optimize online ticketing, merchandise, and donation flows, plus enhanced CRM outreach to nurture donors, volunteers, and corporate sponsors.

Funding channels With revenue under one million dollars and a non-profit foundation structure, explore grant opportunities, sponsorships, and fee-based workshops tied to the 1820–1920 living history narrative to stabilize cash flow and enable program expansion.