Founded in 1979, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has continually advocated for wildlife, wild places, and responsible planning in Teton County. We support reasonable regulations to limit and offset the negative impacts of growth and development. We stand for the conservation of our public and private lands that support healthy ecosystems and the wildlife that rely on them. Our advocacy is backed by science and driven by community engagement.
Much of our success can be measured by the things you don’t see today, like oil wells, strip malls, and theme parks. Teton County, Wyoming, is home to abundant wildlife, majestic scenery, and a dynamic community. We work to keep it that way.
Join our team and become an advocate for wildlife, wild places, and responsible development in Jackson Hole. See our current employment opportunities below.
