November is a month with hugely varying snow conditions in Grand Teton and the surrounding Greater Yellowstone area, depending on the year. These conditions have a significant effect on wildlife behavior and distribution.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Happy Hibernating! READ MORE
What do you give the person who has everything? This holiday season, consider funding a bear box in honor of a friend or family member.
Fund a bear box this holiday season! READ MORE
With 14 miles of groomed road, the region between Bradley-Taggart and Signal Mountain is a destination in and of itself. The region also offers a variety of terrain choices and scenic destinations from half day trips to full day tours–there’s a little something for everyone!
Adventure Journal: XC Ski Touring in Grand Teton READ MORE
The Coca-Cola Foundation awarded Grand Teton National Park Foundation a grant of $34,000 to support the Youth Conservation Program (YCP), a privately-funded teen trail crew that works to improve trails and historic sites in Grand Teton National Park.
Coca-Cola Provides $34,000 Grant to Advance Youth Conservation Program in GTNP READ MORE
Jenny Lake, Grand Teton’s most visited destination, hosts more than 1 million people each year—a number that was inconceivable in the 1930s when the Civilian Conservation Corps crews built park trails. Over the years, this area has degraded and cumulative
Grand Teton is a paradise for winter recreation enthusiasts, and we are pleased to announce the Foundation will support consistent grooming of the Teton Park Road this coming winter!
Teton Park Road: Grooming This Winter! READ MORE
During the Foundation’s ten-week Youth Conservation Program, students are challenged to work as a team, develop leadership skills, and see the results of their own conservation efforts on the trails of Grand Teton. Watch this video highlighting this summer’s program!
Trail Work in Grand Teton: Youth Conservation Program 2014 VIDEO READ MORE
Maybe it’s the fresh layer of snow on the mountains or the daylight hours that continue to fade, but fall seems to be the perfect time to catch up on your reading list. We have compiled a list of a few classic Grand Teton reads to both educate and entertain during relaxing evenings by the fire.
Adventure Journal: Cozy up to the fire with classic Grand Teton reads READ MORE
Migrating wildlife in Grand Teton are on the move to their wintering areas.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Migrating wildlife on the move READ MORE
We are delighted to announce five additions to the Foundation’s board of directors and resource council. The group brings extensive and diverse experience to the Foundation as it fulfills its mission to provide support for projects that enhance and protect Grand Teton’s treasured resources.
New Board and Resource Council Members READ MORE
Maverik has been an avid supporter of GTNPF since 2011, expanding the Foundation’s message regionally and providing much needed funding for programming and improvements in Grand Teton. We recently had the opportunity to speak with Brad Call, who recently relocated to the region, about Maverik’s Wyoming heritage and the company’s interest in the outdoors and Grand Teton.
In the Spotlight: Maverik READ MORE
This summer, a few of our corporate supporters went above and beyond in their commitment to Grand Teton National Park by shutting down their offices and trading their keyboards for hand-saws and clippers.
In the Spotlight: Corporate Partners Volunteer in Grand Teton READ MORE