It should go without saying, but just to be sure, Bridger Teton National Forest is reminding the public – including hunters coming into the area – that fire restrictions remain in place on all public lands. Forest Spokesperson Mary Cernicek explains that this means … Continue Reading
Beginning tomorrow, over 350 attorneys and judges will be gathering at Jackson Lake Lodge for the annual meeting and judicial conference hosted by the Wyoming State Bar Association and the Wyoming Judiciary. That meeting will be highlighted Tuesday evening by … Continue Reading
No news is not necessarily good news, and Governor Matt Mead says the lack of movement on the sale of state lands inside Grand Teton National Park has been disconcerting. Mead says, “We’re a little worried about it.” He says he … Continue Reading
The National Park Service has extended the public review process for the Colter Bay Visitor Services Plan/Environmental Assessment. The plan/EA was to have been open for public review for 30 days from August 15th to September 13th, but Park Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs says … Continue Reading
Grand Teton National Park is hosting its second annual Grand Teton Film Festival September 13 thought 15 at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center auditorium in Moose. Modeled after similar events like the Telluride and Banff film festivals, the festival features … Continue Reading
The Bridger – Teton National Forest has closed the Cache-Game Creek loop area including the Cache Creek Trail, the Game Creek trail and all area within the perimiter of that loop up to the Forest Boundary. The area is closed for public safety as fire managers continue to supress the Little Horse Thief fire
Even as temperatures are dropping and a hint of color is beginning to appear in trees around the region, changes for the season are also showing up at facilities in Grand Teton National Park. Already, … Continue Reading
It is only the beginning of the fall elk rut and the bugling of the bulls, but those in Grand Teton National Park in the evening hours can, with patience, hear the annual mating ritual taking place. Park Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs admits, the sound is rather unique. She calls the sound … Continue Reading
An employee housing project in Grand Teton National Park at Moose is to receive Platinum certification in the U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design for Homes program. Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs says this project provides … Continue Reading
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced today that the Wyoming population of gray wolves is recovered and no longer warrants protection under the Endangered Species Act. Beginning September 30th, wolves in Wyoming will be managed by the state under an approved management plan, as they are in the states of Idaho and Montana. Listen here to Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe as he makes that announcement.
