The ordinance will go into effect April 1, 2023, within the Town of Jackson Bear Conflict Zone In the latest of a series of wins for wildlife and community safety,
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The Alliance and community members question a rural subdivision and transfer of development rights on Phillips Ridge On Tuesday, October 4, the Teton County Board of Commissioners (BOCC) will contemplate
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The Alliance is pleased to welcome our new Executive Director, Dave Sollitt The Alliance has named Dave Sollitt as the organization’s next executive director. Dave will begin work on October
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Conservation Leadership Institute participants practice campaign planning and storytelling to motivate action in first two weeks of Fall 2022 course “I continue to live the Hunter’s Paradox, but do so
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The Alliance received a grant award from the Wyoming Community Foundation to provide funding for our Teton County Coexistence Wildlife Monitoring Report In 2012, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance launched
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Voluntarily Dismisses Their Appeal in Wolverine Suit It’s been a long, winding trail for wolverines, but Earthjustice recently brought them a big win on behalf of
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Tribal Trail inches closer to a decision. Take this time to learn more and send your comments to the Teton County Commission The Board of County Commission workshop scheduled for
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The Conservation Leadership Institute kicks off this week, with our largest class ever! Entering its ninth year and 13th round, the Conservation Leadership Institute (CLI) is the Alliance’s flagship civic engagement program.
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The first Old Bill’s Fun Run since 2019 took place on Saturday, September 10. It was a beautiful, sunny day with a wonderful turnout. On Saturday, September 10, the community
READ MOREThe Alliance’s 2021-2022 Annual Report hit mailboxes this week and features winners of our annual photo contest. Meet this year’s winner, Tori Harp! The Alliance’s 2021-2022 Annual Report is out
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The Town of Jackson has followed in the County’s footsteps and updated their wildlife feeding regulations, including requiring bear-resistant trash cans in a “bear-conflict zone”. In an effort led by
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During Tribal Trail Connector Stakeholder Committee meeting #12, stakeholders were asked to select a build or no-build option and a preferred intersection design. During their August 17 meeting, the Tribal
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