With the success of the Antelope Flats campaign, we are feeling humbled, grateful, and inspired by all of our partners and supporters who shared our vision and helped us protect 640 acres in the heart of Grand Teton. Wyoming public schoolchildren—the true beneficiaries of this effort—have a message of thanks and gratitude for everyone involved in acquiring the Antelope Flats parcel for GTNP.
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 DC-based National Park Foundation, we have completed our $23 million fundraising campaign to match $23 million in federal funds to purchase the Antelope Flats parcel for conservation in Grand Teton.
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. Watch our latest video to learn more about what is at stake.