We are thrilled for our presentation of our State of Wildlife Report, featuring Corinna Riginos and Frances Clark. Join us on Wednesday, February 28, at the National Museum of Wildlife Art at 6:00 p.m. for the presentation. 

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Did you know the beaver abundance in Grand Teton National Park has dropped by over 80% the past 40 years? Or that it is estimated that 45% of historic sage-grouse habitat has been lost? How about that the Teton bighorn sheep herd persists at such low numbers because of lost migration routes due to human development?

We commissioned the State of Wildlife Report to better understand how our wildlife is doing so that our whole community can protect our wildlife based on the best available and most accurate science.

And now we want to share that with you!

Save the date for the evening of February 28 at 6:00 p.m. at the National Museum of Wildlife Art to hear more about the Report from the authors: Corinna Riginos and Frances Clark.

Drinks and light snacks will be provided. Let people know you’re coming by attending the Facebook event page!