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Teton County Coexistence Report

A path forward for the humans and wildlife of Jackson Hole

Teton County Coexistence Report

Human-wildlife coexistence is vital to our ecosystem, economy, and the dynamics of life in Teton County, Wyoming. It is important to establish metrics and track challenges, successes, and opportunities over time. We are proud to publish this centralized resource to holistically evaluate coexistence. The Teton County Wildlife Coexistence Monitoring Report compiles 20 metrics of human-wildlife coexistence. These metrics were chosen with input from stakeholders, including land-managers, elected officials, conservation professionals, scientists, and residents. Explore land use metrics, habitat protection and threats to landscape wildlife permeability. Understand the metrics of human-wildlife interactions. And, read about the human dimensions of coexistence, evaluating strategies, monitoring, funding, and stakeholder perspectives. This report is intended to inform and advance ecosystem stewardship, monitoring, and conservation action in Teton County. Pick up a printed copy in our office Tuesday-Thursday between 9:30-5:00.

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Phone: (307) 733-9417
info@jhalliance.org
685 S. Cache St. PO Box 2728
Jackson, Wyoming 83001