The Teton County Wildlife Crossings Master plan is the product of collaboration. Funding and implementing the Plan, including making crossings at the 22/390 intersection, will be a collaborative process as well. This time though, there’s also going to be pizza and beer.

The Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Greater Yellowstone Coalition and Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation are working together to make sure the road ahead is clear for getting wildlife crossings funded through a Specific Purpose Excise Tax (SPET) this coming November.

Join the three organizations for the first in a series of joint “Conservation Power Hours” Thursday, May 16 at 5:30pm at Hand Fire Pizza. Learn about wildlife crossings, hear upcoming plans for SPET, and take your own action to support the movement. During the “Power Hour,” each organization will share their unique expertise and experience including wildlife-vehicle collision statistics, moose movement data, and details of wildlife crossings structures. There will also be sign up forms to become part of the team that is making wildlife crossings a reality. And did we mention pizza and beer?!