On April 9, 2026, conditions aligned just right: mild winds, temperatures near 60°F, and relative humidity within the ideal range. Fire crews within Grand Teton National Park, in collaboration with the U.S. Forest Service, had been waiting for this window […]
Fire As A Conservation Tool: Restoring Grand Teton’s Native Grasslands READ MORE
As temperatures warm and the valley continues to melt out, exposed vegetation greens up and new plants sprout. This fresh growth provides essential nutrition, helping Grand Teton National Park’s animals replenish energy reserves lost during winter. Ungulates are taking advantage
April Wildlife Whereabouts: Spring Transitions READ MORE
When University of Wyoming reached out to ask if Grand Teton National Park and the Foundation would be willing to host and support the archaeology research of two graduate students, it was an easy yes. James Trosper and Xavier Littlehead
Foundation Supports Indigenous Archaeology Students READ MORE
Delta Lake has quickly become one of Grand Teton National Park’s most beloved alpine lakes. Its glacial hue and remarkable view of the towering Grand Teton has specifically caught the attention of social media users over the last decade, attracting
Delta Lake Improvement Project Slotted for Summer 2026 READ MORE
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
As winter approaches, Grand Teton National Park Foundation is thrilled to once again support grooming on Teton Park Road—now in its thirteenth year. What began as a simple effort to make the park more accessible during the colder months has
Gearing Up For The Thirteenth Year Of Winter Grooming The Teton Park Road READ MORE
The holiday season is not just a time for gift-giving, but also a wonderful opportunity to make a positive impact. If you’re searching for unique gifts that also support Grand Teton National Park, you’re in the right place! This guide
Grand Teton Gift Guide – Give Back This Holiday Season READ MORE
Wyoming Whiskey, recognized as the state’s first legal distillery, is celebrating Grand Teton National Park in its newest limited-edition release: National Parks No. 5 Straight Bourbon Whiskey: A Tribute to the Tetons. This special bottle continues the distillery’s tradition of
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
With the last snowfields retreating and the alpine in full summer bloom, the high country of Grand Teton National Park is open for exploration—and the Jenny Lake Rangers Instagram Page has the latest trail insights to help you plan a
Adventure Journal: Grand Teton Backcountry Season in Full Swing READ MORE
Grand Teton National Park Foundation and Grand Teton National Park are making meaningful progress on the Mormon Row Initiative, a multi-year effort to preserve this iconic cultural landscape and enhance the way visitors experience it. This summer, two important milestones
Mormon Row Progress Update & Next Steps READ MORE