The arrival of summer in Grand Teton National Park is marked by long days and warmer temperatures. As the daily high temperatures increase, mid-day animal activity will significantly reduce. Your best chances of seeing the park’s incredible wildlife are during […]
Wildlife Whereabouts: Summer Abundance & Raising Young READ MORE
The second week of YCP has gotten the crew into a good routine for the season, with a mix of more training and also getting out on the trails and into the dirt. On Monday, YCP returned to the Taggart Lake trail
Trail Talk: In the Field with Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program 2024 – Week 2 READ MORE
The YCP crew with Foundation supporters and park leadership at Taggart Lake Trailhead! This week marked the official launch of the 2024 Youth Conservation Program (YCP)! This season is the eighteenth summer that the Foundation has partnered with Grand Teton
Trail Talk: In the Field with Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program 2024 – Week 1 READ MORE
Shade structures and a sculptural bronze raft in progress at Moose Landing. The third and final phase of the multiyear Snake River Gateways project is progressing at Moose Landing in Grand Teton National Park. Earlier this year, construction crews completed
Snake River Gateways – Moose Landing Progress Continues READ MORE
Native American Jump Start, an organization whose mission is to provide opportunities of growth and success for Native American individuals and families through education and employment, granted $10,000 to Grand Teton National Park Foundation to help further the Foundation’s Tribal
Deja with other interns during her NPS Academy internship at Devils Postpile National Monument. Deja is a National Park Service Academy (NPSA) alum who’s passionate about conservation and mentorship. The NPSA program provides on-the-job training for college students that the
Meet Deja Charles: Lead Peer Mentor for NPS Academy READ MORE
While May weather fluctuates, the season shifts perceptibly toward summer with warming temperatures, valley snowmelt, and greening vegetation. Park wildlife enjoy the increasing food security, which is vital to pregnant and nursing females. Spring is a time of increased activity
Spring Wildlife Whereabouts: Migrating, Nesting, and Rearing Young READ MORE
Looking for a toy store that not only offers an expansive selection of toys but also makes a positive impact on the community? Look no further than Teton Toys in the town of Jackson and four other locations in the region. Throughout the
Teton Toys Announce GTNP Foundation as their Round-Up Partner for May READ MORE
Participants of the Pura Vida program pose with members of Grand Teton’s education team after snowshoeing to Taggart Lake. Grand Teton National Park continues to connect and serve the local Latine community through Pura Vida, a program offering extensive outdoor
Pura Vida Spring Break 2024 READ MORE
https://www.gtnpf.org/wp-content/uploads/unnamed-file.mp4 Spring poses significant challenges for wildlife as they contend with depleted winter fat reserves and limited availability of new plant growth, which is often in its earliest stages and sparsely distributed. Consequently, conserving energy remains a critical priority during
March Wildlife Whereabouts: The Beginnings of Spring READ MORE
One of our favorite times of year in the park is just around the corner! With the first hints of spring emerging in Grand Teton, we can only think of one thing to remedy the post-winter/pre-summer blues—a snow and car
Adventure Journal: Spring Emerges in Grand Teton READ MORE
Grizzly bear 399 in spring 2023 with her cub of the year. She is twenty-seven years old, making her the oldest grizzly bear mother on record in the GYE. At the center of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, Grand Teton National
2023 Wildlife and Natural Resources Highlights READ MORE