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Alliance Speaker Series: Safe Passages for Wildlife Community Event
Join the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance and the Safe Passages Volunteer Team for the Safe Passages for Wildlife Community Event, part of our Alliance Summer Speaker Series. Wednesday, July 12 from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Alliance office (685 S Cache St). Stop by for drinks, food, and games on your way to or from the People’s Market. There will be a short Speaker Series presentation at 6:30 featuring Renee Seidler on wildlife crossings to be followed by a panel discussion…
Find out more »Alliance Speaker Series: A Celebration of Our American Public Lands
The Alliance is coordinating an evening celebration of our American public lands on Wednesday, September 6, at the Center for the Arts in Jackson, WY. In collaborating with conservation, sportsmen, and outdoor recreation organizations, the evening will feature education, inspiration, and opportunities to take action in support and defense of our American public lands. A diverse range of inspiring keynote speakers will highlight the evening. Time is tentative. More details coming soon. Big thanks to our Speaker Series Sponsors:
Find out more »Alliance Summer Party
Purchase tickets here. What: Music, dancing, food, & drink When: Saturday, August 5, 6-10 p.m. Where: Stilson Lot (At the corner of WY22 & Highway 390) Why: Fun!
Find out more »Alliance Annual Meeting and Speaker Series Talk featuring Trevor Bloom
Old Wilson Schoolhouse Alliance Annual Meeting at 5: 30 p.m. followed by Summer Speaker Series Talk Talk Details: Climb-It Change The Local Impact of Climate Change on Wildflowers of the Rocky Mountains and Specifically Jackson Hole Human induced climate change is real, and one of the most important environmental issues of our time. Further, it is happening now, across the Rockies and right here in Jackson Hole! Trevor Bloom is a young biologist who grew up locally in Jackson and has…
Find out more »Alliance Speaker Series: Corinna Riginos
“Wildlife and Roadways in Western Wyoming: An Inside Look at Some of the Challenges and Potential Solutions” This winter drivers have noticed an unusually large number of dead animals on Wyoming’s roads, raising concern about the impacts that our roads are having on wildlife. As dramatic as the sight of a carcass can be, it tells only a part of the story about wildlife and roads. Solving the problem will require a multi-pronged, multi-dimensional approach that takes into account wildlife…
Find out more »Alliance Winter Speaker Series: Jodi Hilty
Join us at our first Speaker Series of 2017. Jodi Hilty, President and Chief Scientist at Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative, will speak about large landscape conservation. Wildlife lovers, and especially volunteers with the Safe Wildlife Crossings Campaign, are encouraged to attend. The event will be at the Old Wilson Schoolhouse on Tuesday, January 31, at 6:00 p.m. “Making the Case for Large Landscape Conservation” Talk Summary: Given climate change and the decline of species globally, the world needs to shift…
Find out more »Candidate Speed Dating
Introducing Jackson / Teton County’s first ever candidate speed dating forum! WHO: Candidates for mayor, town council, county commission, Teton Conservation District and State House – and you! WHAT: After 1-minute intros from each candidate, we go into “speed dating”—you and your friends spend five minutes of face time at a table with each candidate, firing off the questions that matter to you most. This is a unique opportunity to get to know the people vying to represent you. WHEN:…
Find out more »Trick or Vote!
On the afternoon of October 29, ghosts, goblins, witches, and werewolves will convene in the daylight for democracy’s creeeeeeepiest event. Not voting locally is more frightening than any costume we will see! Let’s show our fellow Teton County residents how easy and important it is to vote local–for housing, transit, wildlife, and our community! Join us for a fun and terrifying afternoon in the name of civic engagement. Non-partisan, get out the vote canvassing will be followed by the best…
Find out more »Impact Day at Lucky’s Market
Support the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance’s Conservation Leadership Institute by shopping at Lucky’s Market on September 28, when 10% of sales will be donated to us! Alliance staff and volunteers will be at the store from 4-7pm with information and an antler craft. Come by and say hi.
Find out more »Summer Speaker Series- Kim Titchener
Learning to Coexist with the Wildlife of Jackson Hole. Jackson Hole is home to a wide variety of wildlife, including the iconic grizzly bear. Millions of people flock to this region each year to live, work and play, while others call this place home. Many want to live with the wildlife that share this place, but are at a loss at how or are not aware that they are having negative impacts on local wildlife. Human-wildlife conflicts continue to rise…
Find out more »Summer Speaker Series- Embere Hall
Can Wyoming’s wildlife keep pace with climate change? The case of the American pika. Contemporary climate change threatens wildlife populations across the globe. In nearly every ecosystem, the places where species live and the likelihood that they will survive, are changing rapidly. In Wyoming, climate change is one of five conservation challenges identified in the State Wildlife Action Plan. Behaviors, which are immediately flexible, may provide animals with a way to keep up with novel dynamics. We examine how well temperature-sensitive…
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