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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
We are thrilled for our first presentation of our 2017-18 Winter Speaker Series, featuring Aly Courtemanch, a wildlife biologist with the Wyoming Department of Game & Fish (WGF). Join us on Tuesday, November 7, at the Teton County Library at 6:00 p.m. for the presentation. Currently one of the biologists for the Jackson area with WGF, Aly received her […]
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