Welcoming New Board Members & Officers
The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance is pleased to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors: Brad Nielson, Danielle Shapiro, Michael Stern, and Juliet Unfried. We look forward to
READ MOREThe Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance is pleased to welcome four new members to our Board of Directors: Brad Nielson, Danielle Shapiro, Michael Stern, and Juliet Unfried. We look forward to
READ MOREIt’s not news that finding and affording housing is tough in this town. As Teton County shares on their planning site: “Housing has become more and more expensive since the 1980’s, and
READ MOREWe’re proud to speak for the huge number of community members who showed up throughout the past year to ask developers to contribute their fair share towards a jobs/housing balance.
READ MOREFlashback to last fall, when we encouraged our Town and County to increase mitigation rates on development to help correct the imbalance of jobs and housing. These issues are just
READ MOREEmma just arrived in Wyoming last week and she is thrilled to join the Alliance for the summer! She has lived in Minnesota her entire life and grew up frolicking
READ MOREOur recent Youth Conservation Leadership Institute training was a stellar success! The full-day workshop was planned and led by AmeriCorps volunteer Everett Secor in partnership with Alliance Community Engagement Manager Marisa Wilson. Read
READ MOREKaylee Murray Kaylee is one of our newest interns for the summer. For the next few months, she will be working on the Alliance’s “Don’t Poach the Powder” campaign, helping
READ MORESafe wildlife crossings are important public infrastructure and should be at the top of our list of priorities for Special Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) funding. Now that the Wildlife Crossings
READ MOREThe “District 3-6” residential zoning in Town is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shape our future by locating growth where it belongs. Developers are constantly pushing to upzone, annex, and build
READ MOREOn Monday, May 21, the planning department will unveil the Snow King Stakeholder Group’s scenarios for future Snow King development. Both the stakeholders’ work and robust community dialogue at two public meetings make it clear that our community...
READ MOREClark’s nutcrackers and whitebark pine: a fascinating mutualism, and a reminder that our backyards are interconnected with the rest of the world By Taza Schaming, Ph.D. – Research Associate, Northern
READ MOREThis time last year, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance held an open house to celebrate the hard work of those that were involved with the Wildlife Crossings Master Plan. Commissioned
READ MOREJackson Hole Conservation Alliance © 2015 All Rights Reserved. Donor Privacy Policy
Site by TMBR