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Alliance to Participate in WYDOT Advisory Board for the WY 22 Corridor

Posted July 20, 2023 787 0 0

Dave Sollitt, the Executive Director of the Conservation Alliance, and your humble narrator, has been selected to serve on the WYDOT Advisory Board for the WY 22 Corridor Project. According

Glamping Septic System Given Green Light by State DEQ

Posted July 20, 2023 731 0 0

The glamping geodesic domes off of highway 390 just got a boost from the State. Last Friday (7/14), The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issued them a permit for a

Leaders of Jackson Hole

Posted July 20, 2023 632 0 0

This week’s spotlight is Joseph Smith, Program and Events Director at the Snake River Fund. Interview conducted by Kelsey Persyn, Civic Engagement Manager. Joseph graduated from the Conservation Leadership Institute in

Summer Party 2023 – YOU ARE INVITED!

Posted July 7, 2023 1407 0 0

Our Summer Party is BACK! Join us on August 8th on the Center for the Arts lawn from 6-9 pm for music, dancing, swag, and kid friendly activities like a

May 2023 US Supreme Court Ruling = Loss of Wetland Protection!

Posted July 7, 2023 797 0 0

What the Supreme Court’s Sackett v. EPA Ruling Means for Wetlands and Other Waterways How the twisting of words in the Clean Water Act spells disaster. By Jeff Turrentine, Senior

Snake River Canyon Ranch Resort DENIED

Posted July 7, 2023 647 0 0

On June 26th, after having been remanded to the Planning Commission, the Snake River Canyon Ranch Resort (SRCRR) applications were back in front of the Teton County Board of Commissioners

Conservation Leadership Institute Applications to be released on July 7th

Posted July 7, 2023 683 0 0

Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance is having our 14th annual Conservation Leadership Institute (CLI) class beginning on Tuesday, September 12th. CLI is an 8-week leadership development program that is offered at

The Conversation Begins

Posted July 7, 2023 590 0 0

Summer is here in Jackson Hole. The trails are more crowded. The cars are lined up at the Park entrances and at favorite areas of the park like Jenny Lake,

Are we ready to Coexist? Take Action – Invasives Weeds Flowering Now!

Posted July 7, 2023 618 0 1

After all the spring rain, the summer wildflowers sure are popping! Currently, the tint of blue flax is coloring the High School Butte Trail and pink geranium peeks up at

Wildlife Babies – give them a break!

Posted June 21, 2023 1050 0 0

Spring babies are here, please be mindful of your impact Moose, mule deer, elk, and bison are all having babies at this time of year. We’ve seen pictures roll in

Heavy Metal Concert at Heart 6 Ranch – 500 – 3,500 Attendees!!

Posted June 21, 2023 1460 0 0

NOT the location for an event of this size! Fire in the Mountains is an outdoor, 3-day long heavy metal concert with camping to be held every other year in

Are we ready to COEXIST?

Posted June 21, 2023 920 0 0

New Alliance COEXISTENCE REPORT focuses on how humans and wildlife can better share space. Human-wildlife coexistence is at the core of the ecosystem, economy, and social dynamics of Teton County.