A partnership between governmental agencies and university researchers has biologists searching Utah for beavers.
Environment
Study determines human sewage as major fecal contaminant in select Teton County waterways
Research by a University of Wyoming graduate student found that a significant portion of identifiable fecal bacteria in Fish and Flat creeks came from human sewage.
In Telluride, Valley Floor Education Day sparks scientific curiosity
15 years ago, residents and visitors to Telluride raised $50 million to purchase 570 acres of land on the west end of town for use as open space.
License agreement with airport ends, but scenic helicopter flights will continue in Jackson Hole
Wind River Air decided not to renew its permit with the Jackson Hole Airport when it expired at the end of April. Local scenic flights will now continue with less airport oversight.
‘It’s not a who, it’s who’s not.’ Camping had a record year in 2021
A new report from KOA found that RV use, glamping and backpacking all saw record growth last year. The average camper is now younger, more diverse and increasingly from urban areas.
Bear-proofing Jackson Hole may be easier said than done
KHOL interviews Jackson Hole News&Guide reporter Billy Arnold about his recent coverage of Teton County’s new wildlife mitigation efforts.
Fueled by drought, a beetle that kills pinyon pines is expanding into new areas of Colorado
Bark beetles are common across the Western U.S. and play a healthy role in helping thin forests during normal conditions. However, drought is accelerating their ability to kill trees.
‘Facets’ podcast from KHOL and Stio dives into wilderness therapy at Red Top Meadows
KHOL’s Kyle Mackie discusses her reporting on a local program that helps Wyoming boys find success and heal from trauma.
Latest ‘Facets’ episode focuses on Wyoming women making a difference
KHOL’s Emily Cohen discusses her reporting on some leading female members of the community in Jackson and beyond.
