Our community vision, as outlined in the 2012 Comprehensive Plan, is to “preserve and protect the area’s ecosystem in order to ensure a healthy environment, community and economy for current
READ MOREA Voter’s Guide to the Nov. 2019 SPET Ballot Brought to you by the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance SPET 101: Some Basic Background Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) measures allow
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Beaver Fencing Project on Snow King Ave. – July 11th, 2019 By Sarah McIntosh, Alliance Intern You may have noticed a few damaged trees along Snow King Ave. as you
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You haven’t heard much about Snow King lately, and that’s because we’ve been in a waiting game. Our community spoke up and gave impressive public comment for a balanced future all winter, and in February,
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Ella is one of our new interns for the summer, joining the Alliance to work on the “Don’t Poach the Powder” campaign and assist with communications for the next few
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This past Sunday, June 2 our community was reminded of an unfortunate truth: our roads are not permeable byways that animals can cross safely. We were reminded that our safety
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The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has been deeply involved with community planning issues since its founding as the Jackson Hole Alliance for Responsible Planning 40 years ago. Alliance staff and
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The Wyoming State Legislature just ended their session, and we had our eye on a number of the bills they considered this year. See the snapshot of key bills in
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Last week, Town and County officials voted to hold a Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) election in November 2019. We think this is the perfect opportunity to gather funding for
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Explainer: Natural Resource Protections: the most under-appreciated project to protect our ecosystem Part of an ongoing series of “explainers” and FAQs about our work at the Alliance. We all know
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We had the opportunity to comment on what the Town and County should include in their work plans for the coming years, and we asked them to prioritize our ecosystem.
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Did you know our name used to be the “Jackson Hole Alliance for Responsible Planning”? In our 40 years as an organization we’ve expanded our work, but ensuring responsible planning
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