Since 1979, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has advocated for wildlife, wild places, and responsible planning. Civic engagement is the fuel that propels our mission. The Alliance has delivered impactful community-driven advocacy campaigns, sponsored leadership development, and delivered targeted education to the community. Through these efforts, we hold our elected officials accountable. While the Alliance is the catalyst, you—the constituent—make waves by showing up, submitting comments, and speaking out.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world: indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.
— Margaret Mead
Teton County faces serious threats to our community and wildlife. Rapid growth, transportation challenges, and rural development are eating away at wildlife habitat and the open spaces that make Teton County special.
The Alliance’s Civic Engagement campaign works to hold our elected representatives accountable by educating and engaging Teton County residents in civic processes.
Our long-term vision of success for civic engagement is:
- Teton County residents are organized and empowered to speak clearly, consistently, and boldly to support wildlife protection and conservation efforts.
- Teton County becomes a national leader in coexistence.
To learn more, contact Civic Engagement Manager Rebecca McKay Singer at Rebecca@jhalliance.org
