The Caribou-Targhee National Forest is seeking input on a proposed project to reduce fuel loading at the south end of Teton Valley from Grove Creek south to Highway 31, and then east to the Mike Harris Campground. Treatments designed based on previous public feedback, include both prescribed fire and commercial timber removal. Those who own property or live in a subdivision that is adjacent to Forest Service Lands at the southern end of Teton County may be eligible for assistance to reduce hazardous fuels/vegetation on their property. Contact Teton County Fire and Rescue to learn how to participate.
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