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 […]
February Wildlife Whereabouts: Winter Brings Critical Challenges for Resident Wildlife READ MORE
This winter marks the eighth year of Grand Teton National Park’s partnership with the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center (BTAC). With funding from Grand Teton National Park Foundation, the park collaborates with BTAC to expand the resources available to backcountry skiers and
Are you or someone you know a teen who is interested in working outdoors this summer? The 2026 Youth Conservation Program at Grand Teton National Park is now hiring. Participants will gain hands-on experience while helping care for one of
2026 Youth Conservation Program is Hiring! READ MORE
Wildlife that remain in Grand Teton National Park through the winter rely on remarkable adaptations to survive cold temperatures, deep snow, and limited food availability during this challenging season. Moose use their long legs to move through deep snow to
January Wildlife Whereabouts: Animals Adapt to Survive Harsh Conditions READ MORE
A red fox in Grand Teton National Park. This particular animal has a melanistic color pattern. Red foxes, including those in the Jackson area, can be the standard red color, completely black, and anything in between. This one displays a
December Wildlife Whereabouts: Winter Settles In READ MORE
Grand Teton National Park Foundation is delighted to announce the addition of new members to our board of directors and resource council. Effective October 1, 2025, Jessica Baker, Lynne Davis, Stephanie Morimoto, John Nixon, and Tom Saylak joined the board
New Members Join Foundation Board of Directors and Resource Council READ MORE
Mule deer start to make their way out of Grand Teton to their winter migration destinations starting in October. Shorter days and cooler nights mean Grand Teton’s wildlife are preparing for the long winter ahead. Many species have already begun
October Wildlife Whereabouts: Mild Fall Weather Provides Ample Viewing Opportunities READ MORE
As autumn winds down, winter is approaching, bringing cloudy days, cold nights, and occasional rain and snow storms. While Grand Teton National Park is open year-round, some areas will begin seasonal closures. However, this presents new opportunities to explore and
Grand Teton’s Fall Seasonal Closure Dates READ MORE
A federal government shutdown began on October 1, 2025. While Grand Teton National Park remains open, staffing and resources are limited. As stewards of this remarkable place, we share the responsibility to care for the park during this time. If
Grand Teton National Park Update: Park Access During Government Shutdown READ MORE
On the beautiful, crisp morning of September 5, 2025, the Grand Teton National Park community welcomed the U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources for a congressional hearing focused on future funding opportunities for public lands. Grand Teton National Park Foundation
Standing Up for Our Parks: Testifying for the Great American Outdoors Act READ MORE
The final week of the YCP season brought a nice change of pace and a chance to finish on a high note. The crew split their time between hauling logs to a trail project at Blacktail Butte and lending a
Trail Talk: On-the-Job with Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program – Week 10 READ MORE
With the season starting to wind down, YCP is still making the most of every workday—and Week 9 was no exception. On Monday, the crew split up at the Leigh Lake trailhead. One team staged logs for an upcoming causeway
Trail Talk 2025: On-the-Job with Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program – Week 9 READ MORE