Look and listen for bugling bulls courting cows in sagebrush meadows and near conifer forests. Photo: Josh Metten, Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures. September is a time of change for wildlife in Teton Park. Many ungulates (hoofed animals) are mating, birds […]
Wildlife Whereabouts: Fall is in the Air READ MORE
Temperatures in the Tetons are already dipping below freezing as autumn takes hold. Most park facilities, including the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, will soon be closed until spring returns. Other facilities, such as campgrounds, convenience stores, and gas
Seasonal Facility Closures on Horizon READ MORE
Do you own a publicly-traded, highly-appreciated stock? If you have owned it for more than one year, there are benefits to giving it as a charitable gift. Donating appreciated stock to a 501(c)3 organization allows you to avoid the capital
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Grand Teton is one of the best national parks to see wildlife because it lies in the heart of one of the largest, intact temperate ecosystems in the world. Moose, beavers, bears, sandhill cranes, bison, wolves, and elk are just
Adventure Journal: 3 Great Places to Spot Wildlife in Grand Teton READ MORE
Both black and grizzly bears are entering “hyperphaghia” which quite literally means “over-eating.” Photo: Josh Metten, Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures. August is a busy month for wildlife in the park as bears are intensively foraging, elk are preparing for the
August Wildlife Whereabouts: Foraging Towards Fall READ MORE
Construction is underway at Pacific Creek boat ramp and will continue into fall. Work began in April at Pacific Creek—the first of three river access points to be renewed along the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park as part
Pacific Creek Construction Update READ MORE
We are pleased to report Pura Vida for local Latinx students took place this summer and involved a variety of fun and educational activities that taught participants about the connection between art and conservation. The program occurred during the third
Pura Vida Summer 2020 READ MORE
Native sulphur buckwheat, seen above, is returning to the Kelly Hayfields through concerted efforts of park staff and partners. Photo courtesy of Alpyn Beauty. Jackson Hole’s early homesteaders settled in the area now known as Mormon Row in Grand Teton
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Summer is in full-swing and the upper reaches of the canyons in Grand Teton National Park are beginning to melt out, opening up opportunities to explore the high country. The extensive trail system in the park encompasses over 300 miles
Adventure Journal: High Country Hikes in Grand Teton READ MORE
View of the Grand Teton, Middle Teton, and South Teton from Hurricane Pass. Photo by Jenny KIng. The Teton Crest Trail (TCT) is a forty-five-mile-long backcountry trail that passes through the high country of Grand Teton National Park. The TCT
Foundation Supports Teton Crest Trail Renewal READ MORE
Proceeds from SRB’s Snake River Pale Ale will support project work in Grand Teton National Park. Grand Teton National Park Foundation is pleased to announce our partnership with Snake River Brewing Company (SRB). The local restaurant and brewery is generously
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Wolf pups from successfully reproducing packs are out and about, learning about the new world around them, playing and growing rapidly. Photo by Gene Tremblay. • The bison herd in Grand Teton was still calving in June. In July, early-born
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