Grand Teton National Park Foundation partners with Grand Teton National Park to steward, protect, and enhance all that is special in the park.
The Foundation initiates improvements, critical research, and outreach that enrich visitors’ experiences to help create a stable future for Grand Teton National Park.
Grizzly 399 was an ambassador for grizzly bears and wildlife conservation, inspiring millions across the globe with her extraordinary story.
Grand Teton National Park Foundation is proud to honor 399's legacy in our continued work in partnership with the park to protect and conserve grizzly bears throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
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April Wildlife Whereabouts: Spring Transitions
As temperatures warm and the valley continues to melt out, exposed vegetation greens up and new plants sprout. This fresh growth provides essential nutrition, helping Grand Teton National Park's animals replenish energy reserves lost during winter. Ungulates are taking advantage ...
Foundation Supports Indigenous Archaeology Students
When University of Wyoming reached out to ask if Grand Teton National Park and the Foundation would be willing to host and support the archaeology research of two graduate students, it was an easy yes. James Trosper and Xavier Littlehead ...
February Wildlife Whereabouts: Winter Brings Critical Challenges for Resident Wildlife
As of Thursday, February 19, the Snake River Headwaters snow water equivalent is at 93% of median, compared to 111% in 2025 and 90% in 2024 on the same date. Snow is just one of the challenges that makes late ...
