Volunteers are a critical component of everyday operations in Grand Teton National Park. Their passion and dedication help protect park resources and keep visitors safe and informed during a moose jams, backcountry camping trips, and more. The highest demand for …
Grand Teton National Park is currently seeking applicants who are interested in participating in two Foundation-supported volunteer programs — both the Snake River Ambassadors and the String Lake Brigade are hiring for summer 2019. Grand Teton’s Snake River Ambassadors educate …
On a fall day this September, Grand Teton Lodge Company showed their commitment to enhance Grand Teton National Park through volunteerism by participating in Vail Resorts’ annual EpicPromise Week. In its eighth season, EpicPromise Week is an employee volunteer event …
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Want to volunteer in Grand Teton this summer? Saturday, June 2nd is National Trails Day—the largest celebration of trails in the United States! Last year, over 170,000 people participated to renew and enjoy pathways across the country. Join us in …
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Grand Teton’s Snake River Ambassador program will educate visitors about the potential hazards and necessary skills to safely navigate the Snake River.
We are pleased to announce that we have been named as a 2018 partner in Patagonia’s new initiative, Patagonia Action Works, for our work to restore fish passage between the Snake River and one of its main tributaries—Ditch Creek. Patagonia …
Grand Teton welcomed a record 4.97 million visitors in 2017—an increase of 21% over a six-year period. This unprecedented trend has placed additional pressure on park resources and popular destinations. The Foundation funds innovative volunteer programs that augment the park’s …
Looking for one last chance to help improve the park before winter arrives? You are in luck! National Public Lands Day is this Saturday, September 30th from 10 am to 2 pm.
In 2016, Grand Teton National Park developed a program to help protect wildlife and promote visitor safety around the popular String Lake area. With a team of approximately 14 wildlife stewards, Grand Teton formed the String Lake Volunteer Brigade.
Our new formal historic preservation volunteer program—Grand Teton Hammer Corps—just completed its pilot year. Hammer Corps provides a great opportunity for the public to connect to the history of Grand Teton while addressing critical repairs to historic structures and landscapes throughout the park.
Volunteer in the park this summer by joining a trail crew every Thursday at 9 am through the summer and fall. All ages and skills are welcome. Trail work will consist of light maintenance with light to moderate physical activity.
Join us on June 4th for National Trails Day, the largest celebration of trails in the United States! Grab your boots, work gloves, and a friend and come up to the park for our annual volunteer project to improve some of the trails we love.