Millions of photos of the Cache-Game Creek system reveal hidden harmonies and that some wildlife are more sensitive than others.
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59-year-old time capsule found near Gros Ventre Slide
The collaborative retrieval of buried letters, forest brochures, four-leaf clovers, and pink hair curlers that were lost for over half a century, closes out a forest veterans decades of passion for the Bridger-Teton.
The four-legged conservationists keeping Snake River, Teton County healthy
With slashed property taxes, weed and pest managers seek stability for programs like trained dogs.
Federal managers stress private partners in wake of cuts
Local land management, economic and rescue leaders say these connections are not new, but remain important.
Yellowstone is on track for its second-busiest year
Yellowstone is just over 42,000 visitors shy of matching the record set in 2021, when tourism interest peaked after stay-at-home orders were lifted during COVID.
Federal lawmakers, Hageman discuss billions for National Parks
The U.S. House Natural Resources Committee is expected to reauthorize the Great American Outdoors Act, passed in 2020. Probable changes are not yet clear.
Federal public land along the Snake River is heading to Congress
After over 20 years of negotiation, Teton County is one step closer to owning long-sought BLM parcels.
Despite water ordinance, town says it’s in good shape
Unique geography means Jackson Hole isn’t worried about water, for now.
Town passes ordinance to conserve water supplies
Officials say the goal is not to fine, but to reduce irrigation draw by up to 40% by targeting lawns.
