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Wildlife Whereabouts: Survival of the Fittest

Bald Eagle Surviving Winter in GTNP from GTNP Foundation on Vimeo. Cold temperatures and abundant valley snowfall have Grand Teton's wildlife utilizing all of their incredible adaptations to navigate and survive the harsh winter season. • Moose use their long ...

Mountains to Main Street

Grand Teton's next tier of workforce and diversity programming provides ongoing career development to young professionals like NPS Academy alumni who are interested in launching park-focused programming in their home cities. The program consists of a week-long career development summit ...

Tribal Youth Corps

Tribal Youth Corps provides hands-on opportunities for native youth 14 to 18-years-old to connect to nature and cultural history through a seven-week paid internship in Grand Teton. Students work on historic structure preservation as well as frontcountry trails and trail ...

Bar BC Dude Ranch

Established in 1912, the 763-acre Bar BC Dude Ranch is a central element of Jackson Hole’s rich cultural history due to its integral role in the dude ranching movement. Its fame spread far beyond Jackson Hole through the reputation of ...

Celebrating Antelope Flats Success

On a blustery winter day in Grand Teton National Park, conservationists, philanthropists, and park advocates gathered to celebrate the successful campaign to protect one square mile of land within park boundaries. This tract of land provides irreplaceable habitat for wildlife ...

Adventure Journal: Winter grooming of Teton Park Road has begun! Ski to Lucas Fabian Homestead

With 14 miles of groomed road, the region between Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge is a destination in and of itself. Once on the road, winter travelers can go by foot, snowshoe, or ski and enjoy the splendor ...

VIDEO : Need a last minute holiday gift idea? Give a Bear Box!

Need a last-minute holiday gift for the wildlife enthusiast in your life? $1,500 funds a bear-resistant food storage box in Grand Teton National Park. The box includes a personalized 3 x 5” plaque to honor your special person. They will ...

Completed $23 million campaign to permanently protect land in the heart of Grand Teton

Aerial photo looking north toward the Antelope Flats parcel. Photo by Ryan Sheets. On December 12, Grand Teton National Park increased in size by 640 acres AND Wyoming’s Permanent School Trust Fund received a $46 million deposit. In partnership with ...

Wildlife Whereabouts: Hibernation & Migration

Wolves in northern reaches of GTNP. • Above average precipitation in the valley during October caused streams to swell well above average fall levels, but they are now approaching more typical basal winter flows. • Fall spawning mountain whitefish are ...

Jenny Lake Backcountry Trail Update

Snow is accumulating in the Tetons, temporarily stopping backcountry trail construction on the west side of Jenny Lake until spring. Grand Teton National Park trail crews have worked diligently improving visitor access to highly traveled sections of trail in the ...

VIDEO: Youth Conservation Program 2016

Members of the 2016 Youth Conservation Program hiked 213 miles, built more than 4,000 feet of trail, and contributed over 6,500 hours of labor in Grand Teton National Park. Now in its second decade, YCP continues to have a tremendous ...

VIDEO & UPDATE: Wyoming Governor Matt Mead Weighs in on Importance of Protecting Antelope Flats

We are pleased to share that we have secured over 93% of the funds required to purchase the $46 million, 640-acre Antelope Flats parcel in the heart of Grand Teton National Park. This includes $23 million from the federal Land ...
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