As 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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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
READ MORE“Wild Planner” is a new and innovative GIS tool developed by a Wildlife Conservation Society researcher for land-use planning and wildlife movement. One key strategy to advance our mission is developing a “smart
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Help support wildlife in Teton County and get Wildlife Friendly Fencing over the finish line! Wildlife permeability is defined as wildlife’s ability to move through a landscape without conflicts, therefore sustaining
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On August 11 the State Board of Land Commissioners gathered in Teton County for a public meeting, site visits, and an evening banquet to discuss the future of the school state
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Speak up for wildlife when the County Planning Commission reviews the amended Section 5.1.2: Wildlife Friendly Fencing at their meeting this Monday. Fencing, if not done right, can be harmful
READ MOREWildlife crossings work! Take a look for yourself. When the Wyoming Department of Transportation noticed a spike in vehicle collisions with mule deer and pronghorn each spring and fall in
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Thanks to 600 signatures on our petition, nearly 60 public comments, support from 13 partner organizations, and the leadership of our town representatives, we have an Ecosystem Stewardship Department! Since
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A special part of calling Jackson and Teton County home is living closely with wildlife. We live among charismatic megafauna that attract residents and millions of visitors to our town
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