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Diehl Gallery Exhibition Benefits Foundation
Artist Claire Brewster's work is currently on display at the Diehl Gallery in Jackson, proceeds benefit GTNPF. The Foundation is pleased to continue partnering with local Diehl Gallery in an art exhibition that will benefit Grand Teton National Park. Part ...
June Wildlife Whereabouts: Summer is Here
Grizzly 399 grazes while two of her cubs of the year play in Grand Teton National Park. Photo: Latham Jenkins. Long days and warm temperatures mark summer's arrival in Grand Teton National Park. As daily high temperatures rise with the ...
My Park, My Story: Jan Davis
My Park, My Story tells the stories of people who are passionate about Grand Teton National Park and are committed to protecting it for the enjoyment of future generations. In this edition, Foundation Resource Council Member Jan Davis shares what ...
Grand Teton National Park Foundation Transfers Property to Grand Teton National Park to be used for Workforce Housing
The Moulton Ranch Cabins, the last privately-held inholding on the Mormon Row Historic District in Grand Teton National Park, have officially been transferred to the National Park Service from Grand Teton National Park Foundation. The closing took place on April ...
Field Notes from Steve Cain: A Field Biologist’s Spring Reflection
Photo by Henry Holdsworth. Steve Cain is a retired wildlife biologist who spent his 25-year career researching and protecting the wild species of Grand Teton National Park. In his seasonal column, Field Notes, Steve shares his insight on the Greater ...
Wildlife Whereabouts: Spring Green-Up
• Since gestation lengths in mammals are very consistent, calving seasons will be similar to previous years, regardless of weather. The first bison calves of the year were born in early April, with moose and elk to follow in May. ...
Explore Grand Teton Remotely Through TravelStorys App
The mountains and valleys of Grand Teton National Park have the power to awe many who travel through the park. Less visible are the stories that happen behind-the-scenes and those that shaped the history of this place. TravelStorys, a mobile ...
National Park Service and Grand Teton National Park Foundation Begin Multi-year Project to Improve Visitor Access to Snake River
Moose, WY, May 4, 2020—The National Park Service and Grand Teton National Park Foundation are working in partnership on a multi-year project, Snake River Gateways, to transform three river access sites along the Snake River. The project will enhance the ...
Grand Teton and Yellowstone Close for Public Safety
Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks, at the request of local county health officers, announced on Tuesday, March 24 that they are closed to public access until further notice. The health and safety of visitors, employees, volunteers, and partners is ...
NPS Academy Celebrates a Decade of Success
This month, NPS Academy welcomed its tenth class of future park stewards in Grand Teton. Fifteen new students and two peer mentors gathered to prepare for upcoming internships and explore work opportunities in national parks. During their week, participants learned ...
Adventure Journal: 5 Creative Ways to Experience Grand Teton from Afar
Have you ever wanted to experience the beauty of the Tetons from the comfort of your own home? You are in luck—we have five ways to bring Grand Teton right into your living room. Google Earth Tour: This excursion leads ...
Wildlife Whereabouts: Stepping Into Spring
Photo from CJ Adams/NPS. This is a challenging time of year for wildlife as winter fat reserves have been depleted and new season plant growth is in its earliest stages and limited in distribution. Energy conservation is still a high ...