Jackson cares about our wildlife – let’s voice support for updating regulations that reflect that! The bad news This has been a terrible year for grizzly bears in Jackson Hole. So far, five human
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By: Caroline Daley, Public Land Community Organizer If you live in or have ever visited Jackson Hole, it’s likely you’ve struggled to get to and from the airport. Maybe you caved and paid $45 for a 13-minute cab ride.
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On Tuesday, November 2, the County Commission will meet a second time to discuss and (we hope!) vote on the amended version of Section 5.1.2: Wildlife Friendly Fencing, part of the Natural Resource
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After hearing public comment from CLI participants, the Teton County WY commissioners voted 3-2 to partner with their Idaho counterparts and fund 50% of a socio-economic impact assessment. Three of this year’s Conservation
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Jackson Hole faces major transportation challenges driven by an increased number of tourists, new residents, and growing commuter traffic resulting from the local housing shortage. Situated directly next to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National...
READ MOREAs school has recently started, we’ve partnered with The Literacy Center’s after school programs to teach Jackson’s future generations about conservation. Groups of 5th graders and kindergarteners used teamwork to brainstorm wildlife habitats for...
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When you think of living close to wildlife in Teton County, what comes to mind? Is it a memory that warms your heart, like that majestic sunrise that your family
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One of Jackson Hole’s biggest attractions is the abundant wildlife populations that call the valley home. Millions of people flock here each year to witness the abundant herds of elk and mule deer,
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The county’s consultant released three alternatives for NSP last month. We shared our analysis widely: Do the Northern South Park development ‘alternatives’ provide what our community needs? Last week, we read a
READ MOREThe 12th round of the Conservation Leadership Institute has begun with a new class of participants, ready to tackle our community’s biggest challenges. Get to know our future leaders, their backgrounds, and passions. The Conservation
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A year since the Caribou-Targhee National Forest opened the Grand Targhee Resort Expansion project for scoping comments, community members, organizations, and local governments are wondering what’s next. The Draft Environmental Impact Statement...
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Last fall, while trying to get the U.S. Forest Service to protect wildlife and our Town Hill from amusement park development at Snow King, I saw a northern goshawk for
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