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Yearling Bear Dies in Traffic Accident

June 22, 2012 Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Teton County Comments Off
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Complications caused by park visitors seeking to view a grizzly bear along a road in Grand Teton National Park Thursday resulted in a motor vehicle accident that caused the death of the bear and the brief hospitalization a motorist.  According to Park Spokesperson Jackie Skaggs, the accident took place about 9:00 am one mile south of … Continue Reading

Fire Danger Elevates to “High” Here

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Jackson Hole Fire/EMS and Teton Interagency fire managers have elevated the fire danger rating to “High” for all of Teton County, Wyoming, the Bridger-Teton National Forest, and Grand Teton National Park. Fire officials say the potential for fire activity has … Continue Reading

Forsgren Awards Fire Crew

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The Teton Interagency Fire Ecology/Fire Effects Program, jointly administered by Grand Teton National Park and Bridger-Teton National Forest was recently honored by Regional Forester Harv Forsgren with the Forest Service’s 2011 Intermountain Region Fire and Fuels Award.  Forest Spokesperson Mary Cernicek explains … Continue Reading

Wyoming Mining Assn. Meets Here

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The Wyoming Mining Association is meeting this week in Grand Teton National Park.  Meetings begin today at Jackson Lake Lodge and will be highlighted by an address from Wyoming Governor Matt Mead tomorrow.  Among the concerns being discussed are EPA regulations, workplace safety, legal concerns and coal gasification.  This marks the 57th annual meeting of the mining association.

North Face Provides Grant To YCP

June 21, 2012 Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Teton County Comments Off
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The North Face, has awarded an Explore Fund grant to Grand Teton National Park Foundation for Youth Conservation Program, a teen trail crew that begins a ten-week season this week in Grand Teton National Park. The Explore Fund’s mission is … Continue Reading

Fire Crews Travel To Colorado

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Not unexpectedly, Interagency Fire resources have begun to be deployed to other areas of the west to assist with efforts there.  Grand Teton National Park Fire Information and Education Specialist Traci Weaver says over the weekend, a 20-person crew was sent to Montrose, Colorado to be on hand for … Continue Reading

Security Guard’s Attack A Phony

June 15, 2012 Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Teton County Comments Off
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An attack on a security guard in the employee housing area near Jackson Lake Lodge apparently never took place as the security guard reported.  According to park officials, Christopher Dascoli’s injuries were real enough – suffering a head injury – but … Continue Reading

Michigan Visitor To Park Dies In Auto Collision

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A 59-year-old Michigan man has died and his wife was hospitalized after a head-on collision with another vehicle in Grand Teton National Park yesterday.  Park officials say John Grace of Rochester Hills, Michigan died of injuries he sustained when the sedan he was driving … Continue Reading

Firefighters Prepare For All Fire Day

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It has been happening every year for the past 12 years – All Fire Day; a day when firefighting resources gather to practice scenarios together and build strong working relationships.  Grand Teton National Park Fire Communication and Education Specialist Traci Weaver says this year’s event will be … Continue Reading

GTNP Visitation Solid In May

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The National Park Service Public Use Statistics Office has now posted the visitation statistics for Grand Teton National Park.  While figures from last month are contrasted with May of 2011, national park officials point out that … Continue Reading

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