The National Park Service and Grand Teton National Park Foundation are working in partnership to preserve and rehabilitate buildings at the historic Roy Chambers Homestead, which is part of the Mormon Row Historic District in Grand Teton National Park. The Mormon …
Preservation Work Underway at the Roy Chambers Homestead on Mormon Row READ MORE
A black bear cub munches on berries. Late August is a period of transition in the park. Air and water temperatures are peaking for the year, berry crops both wane and ripen, nestlings have fledged, and bears begin to prepare …
August Wildlife Whereabouts: Berry Crops, the Elk Rut Begins, and Warming Water Temps READ MORE
Grand Teton National Park, with the support of the Foundation, continues to leave an impact on the local Latinx community with Pura Vida programming. This year, the Pura Vida Summer Camp hosted 15 middle school students and 1 peer mentor …
Pura Vida Summer – Local Middle School Students Explore Grand Teton READ MORE
Late summer is in full-swing and the upper reaches of the canyons in Grand Teton National Park have melted out, opening up opportunities to explore the high country. The extensive trail system in the park includes over 300 miles of …
Adventure Journal: Summertime High Country Hikes in Grand Teton READ MORE
Check out the new Snake River Pale Ale labels from Snake River Brewing! SRB has been an incredible supporter of the Foundation for many years by contributing to our Jenny Lake and Snake River campaigns. Now, when you purchase the Pale …
The warm days of mid-summer are here. You might notice that activity during the mid-day heat for many animals in the park is minimal this time of year. Early mornings or late afternoons are your best chance to see some …
July Wildlife Whereabouts: Bison Calves, Mosquitos, and Summer Heat READ MORE
Stand up paddle boarding near Oxbow Bend. July means clear, open lakes and waterways in Grand Teton, which mean great opportunities for stand up paddleboarding. Stand up paddleboarding (SUP) has become an exhilarating way to explore the glacial lakes and …
A Foundation funded youth crew work together in the sagebrush steppe with the Teton Range as their backdrop. Author: Tyson Chavis Over a hundred years ago, ranchers and homesteaders replaced thousands of acres of sagebrush and other native plant life …
Long days and warmer temperatures mark summer’s arrival in Grand Teton National Park. As daily high temperatures rise with the season, mid-day animal activity will begin to reduce considerably. Early mornings or late afternoons are your best chance to see …
June Wildlife Whereabouts: Moose Calves, Fox Pups, and Spring Rains READ MORE
The YCP crew met Foundation staff, board members, and donors at the end of their first week. Conversation and ice cream were enjoyed by all! This summer marks the seventeenth year of the Youth Conservation Program in Grand Teton National …
Trail Talk: On-the-job With Grand Teton’s Youth Conservation Program – Weeks 1 & 2 READ MORE
It doesn’t take much to start a bear jam. One car parked in the middle of the roadway turns into two and then twenty and then two hundred. Doors fly open. Eager visitors scramble out. A diverse crowd of smiles, …
The Wildlife Brigade: Protecting Animals AND Visitors in GTNP READ MORE
The Jenny Lake Rangers are Grand Teton National Park’s team of elite search and rescue professionals, tasked with protecting resources and visitors in the park’s vast backcountry. Among a number of responsibilities, the rangers walk trails, interact with visitors, assess …
The Magic of the Jenny Lake Rangers and Bidding Farewell to Scott Guenther READ MORE