Road Design at a Crossroads
The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance hosted heralded Environmental Journalist Ben Goldfarb for a talk and book signing of his fascinating book, “Crossings – How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future
READ MOREThe Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance hosted heralded Environmental Journalist Ben Goldfarb for a talk and book signing of his fascinating book, “Crossings – How Road Ecology is Shaping the Future
READ MOREWritten by: Kevin Krasnow, Ph.D., Conservation Director I knew last winter was rough on mule deer and pronghorn, but I hadn’t realized how rough it was on elk also. WyoFile
READ MOREThe public review process for Northern Southpark has started. The Planning Commission will hold at least three public hearings on Northern South Park, November 13 and 29 and December 11.
READ MORETeton County is requesting public comment on the development at the Greater Stilson Site. See project components and issues here. KEY ISSUE – The planned wildlife corridors are insufficient –
READ MORELast week our community packed the Teton County Library to tell the Wyoming Office of State Lands and Investments (OSLI) to Stop The Auction of the Kelly Parcel! Likewise, our
READ MOREThe 7th week of CLI concluded last Tuesday, October 24th. Students shared their personal narratives and split into groups to create a campaign plan for local issues such as Targhee
READ MOREThe Bridger Teton National Forest is currently accepting comments on a proposal to allow class 1 e-bikes on 27.5 miles of existing non-motorized trails at Teton Pass, Munger Mountain, and
READ MOREAs the foundation of community planning, public participation shapes the community’s vision and values and ultimately the Comprehensive Plan. Adoption of a Comprehensive Plan allows for establishment of land development
READ MOREThe Stilson Transit Center continues to pit planners, wildlife officials, Parks and Recreation, JHMR officials and other concerned members of the County’s planning process against each other. The property, which
READ MOREOnce the snow starts accumulating at higher elevations, wildlife will start their seasonal movements to winter habitat. For Teton county, this means thousands of animals moving through human developments on
READ MOREThe Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance will be recognized by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce for its impact on Jackson Hole’s “Power of Place.” The Alliance is one of
READ MORETeton County, the conservation community, and the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance have lost one of its greatest champions. Hank Phibbs was a distinguished attorney, in private practice and as
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