Before this month, the group was not sure if it would receive about $80,000 to do the dirty work.
Recreation
As Grand Targhee Resort aims to expand, nonprofits review impacts
The Caribou-Targhee National Forest has released an environmental review of a proposed expansion.
Glory avalanche serves as warning
The slide had no consequences, but triggered questions about backcountry responsibility.
Alpinists commemorate ‘climb to glory’
American alpinists around the world ascended peaks this week to mark the 80th anniversary of U.S. troops blocking Hitler’s ‘Gothic Line’ in Italy. The anniversary of the February advance comes at a time when U.S. military alliances appear to be shifting away from post-war NATO priorities.
‘SHRED’ Act could help ski resorts buy new chair lifts and restaurants
The money would go to the U.S. Forest Service, which controls the ski resort land, and help pay for more staff or ski initiatives.
Teton County federal workers not biting on resignation offer
Feelings of fear, uncertainty remain among some employees due to executive actions, like a mass resignation offer, aimed at streamlining the workforce.
First-of-its-kind event offers avalanche safety 101 in Spanish
Backcountry professionals and outdoor educators met last week to teach attendees how to translate a forecast, what gear to carry in the backcountry and how to identify dangerous terrain— entirely in Spanish.
These machines bridged the technological divide between horse-drawn sleighs and snowmobiles
The 12th annual snowplane rally celebrated ingenuity and hardiness from the early to mid-20th century.
Wyoming eyes tourism with new institute at UW
Tourism is the second largest industry in Wyoming, and the state is looking toward the next generation to help shape the sector.
