Spring provides wildlife with vital energy resources to help them regain strength after winter in Grand Teton National Park. Learn more in our latest edition of Wildlife Whereabouts!
Wildlife Whereabouts: Migration, incubation, and more! READ MORE
With spring just around the corner, adult male bears are emerging from their dens, migrating birds are beginning to arrive, and snowshoe hares and long-tailed weasels are shedding their white winter coats. Learn more in our latest edition of Wildlife Whereabouts!
Wildlife Whereabouts: Spring Awakenings and Arrivals READ MORE
Recent mild temperatures and longer days have Grand Teton’s wildlife slowly adjusting to seasonal change. Learn more in our latest edition of Wildlife Whereabouts!
Wildlife Whereabouts: Signs of bears and more! READ MORE
Below freezing temperatures and valley snowfall have Grand Teton’s wildlife utilizing all of their incredible adaptations to navigate and survive the harsh winter season.
January Wildlife Whereabouts: Surviving Winter in Grand Teton READ MORE
Most black bears entered winter dens by the end of October, with most grizzly bears doing the same during the month of November. A small number of grizzly bears that have learned how to put on additional fat during early winter will remain out and about, for as much as another month.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Heading into Hibernation READ MORE
Grand Teton’s wildlife begins preparing for winter by seeking food and migrating to warmer areas.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Bears, birds, bats and more! READ MORE
Fall is here and Grand Teton’s birds are migrating to their wintering areas, as bears and other wildlife are searching for food to prepare for the winter ahead.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Sightings of Grand Teton’s most well-studied bears READ MORE
Summer is here and Grand Teton’s wildlife is taking full advantage of the abundance of food brought by heavy spring rains. Throughout the next few months, expect wildlife to be most active during dawn and dusk due to high mid-day temperatures.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Follower or hider? Ungulate parenting strategies and more! READ MORE
Several species of wildlife in Grand Teton are giving birth to offspring and making their way to summer feeding grounds. The beginning of summer is a busy time of year for the valley’s wild residents!
Wildlife Whereabouts: Offspring Abounds in Grand Teton READ MORE
Spring provides wildlife with vital energy resources to help them regain strength after winter in Grand Teton.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Early season snowmelt benefits wildlife in Grand Teton READ MORE
With the arrival of spring to Grand Teton, wildlife that have spent the winter here begin to move to summer feeding grounds and species who winter elsewhere start to make their way back to the valley.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Spring migrations have officially begun! READ MORE
Warm temperatures in February have led to some interesting behaviors from Grand Teton’s wildlife.
Wildlife Whereabouts: Longer Days and Warming Temps — How does wildlife adapt? READ MORE