Conserving Karns Meadow
Read Our Official Comment Letter Brief history: Karns Meadow is a 41-acre parcel of largely undeveloped land containing Flat Creek in the middle of the Town of Jackson. The Karns
READ MORERead Our Official Comment Letter Brief history: Karns Meadow is a 41-acre parcel of largely undeveloped land containing Flat Creek in the middle of the Town of Jackson. The Karns
READ MOREThe Airport Board suggests that Wind River Air will not renew its permit to operate out of Jackson Hole Airport, but the alternative raises even more issues than it solves.
READ MOREOn August 11 the State Board of Land Commissioners gathered in Teton County for a public meeting, site visits, and an evening banquet to discuss the future of the school state
READ MORELighting to the summit. A new zip line (in addition to the other two proposed on forest land) added to the noisy menagerie of coasters, slides, and mazes by Rafferty.
READ MOREProtecting the wildlife, wild places, and community character of Jackson Hole is a lofty mission. In order to effectively be the watchdog to all the various proposals that could impact
READ MOREWe had an absolute blast at our Party for Public Lands. We had over 20 partners join us. Dozens of postcards and letters were written to Wyoming state representatives in
READ MOREThe Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance (Alliance) and partners announced that they have secured Conrad Anker, Jenni Lowe-Anker, and Max Lowe as speakers at their upcoming ‘Party For Our Public Lands’
READ MOREJoin the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, Keep it Public, Wyoming, and numerous other partners on Wednesday, September 6, for our Party for our Public Lands at the Center for the Arts
READ MOREThe Town Council wouldn’t vote to allow a private entity to move forward with a massive development on our public lands that will have colossal impacts on the living room
READ MOREWhat: A county-wide initiative (as part of the Wyoming Public Lands Initiative) is now underway to address the future of backcountry and wilderness-quality public lands in Teton County. As the
READ MOREThe Select Federal Natural Resource Management Committee of the Wyoming Legislature is continuing to move forward with Senate Joint Resolution 3, the public lands constitutional amendment, despite overwhelming opposition from
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