Join us in welcoming our newest team member, Maria Sengle
Maria, joins the team as our Outreach Coordinator. She brings new creative ideas, energy and passion for nature and the Jackson Hole community: “I came to Jackson in 2018 From
READ MOREMaria, joins the team as our Outreach Coordinator. She brings new creative ideas, energy and passion for nature and the Jackson Hole community: “I came to Jackson in 2018 From
READ MOREThe ordinance will go into effect April 1, 2023, within the Town of Jackson Bear Conflict Zone In the latest of a series of wins for wildlife and community safety,
READ MOREThe Alliance is pleased to welcome our new Executive Director, Dave Sollitt The Alliance has named Dave Sollitt as the organization’s next executive director. Dave will begin work on October
READ MOREThe first Old Bill’s Fun Run since 2019 took place on Saturday, September 10. It was a beautiful, sunny day with a wonderful turnout. On Saturday, September 10, the community
READ MOREThe Alliance’s 2021-2022 Annual Report hit mailboxes this week and features winners of our annual photo contest. Meet this year’s winner, Tori Harp! The Alliance’s 2021-2022 Annual Report is out
READ MORETown Councilors and County Commissioners finalize which SPET measures made it in front of voters in November While exceeding what some electeds wanted the bottom line to be, the Jackson
READ MOREThe Alliance held another successful Annual Meeting last week, where members heard from our staff and guest speakers. The Alliance held its Annual Members Meeting on June 23, and it
READ MOREThe Alliance says “good-bye” to a generous and exemplary man On Monday, May 30, Gilman Ordway passed away at his home at Fish Creek Ranch, surrounded by his loving wife
READ MOREWyoming only state that artificially feeds elk, contributing to the spread of deadly diseases and disruption of natural behavior On June 1, the Alliance and five partner organizations submitted a
READ MOREMontana Court agrees with Alliance and conservation partners, awards special protections to wolverines while USFW reanalyzes flawed decision to strip species of threatened status With less than 300 wolverines remaining
READ MOREThe Alliance says “goodbye” to a dear friend, passionate conservationist, and founder of the organization. On April 24, Alliance co-founder and life-long supporter Chuck Resor passed away at his home
READ MOREThe updated Wildlife Feeding Land Development Regulation was passed unanimously last week by the Teton County Commissioners, helping protect wildlife and people in the valley. After years of being an
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