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Federal Judge Rules Feds Failed Western Wolves — Big Changes for Wyoming?
A federal court ruling out of Missoula this week may have serious ripple effects for wolf populations across the West, including in Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and here in Wyoming. On August 5, U.S. District Judge Donald Molloy ruled that the…
Habituated Black Bear Killed in Yellowstone After Breaking Into Campsite
YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK — An adult female black bear was lethally removed from Yellowstone on July 11 after a string of troubling incidents at a backcountry campsite in the park’s northern Blacktail Deer Creek drainage. The bear first made an…
Hageman’s Grizzly Delisting Bill Clears House Committee
The political claws came out this week as U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) scored a narrow committee victory for her Grizzly Bear State Management Act, a bill that would strip Endangered Species protections from Yellowstone-area grizzlies and block courts from…
Backlash Builds Over Proposed Changes to Wyoming Landowner Hunting Tags
What’s Being Proposed 🚨 Why It’s Causing Such a Stir Official Pushback & Stakeholder Response The Core Conflict Perspective Concern Small landowners Would lose access, limiting family hunting traditions Public hunters Already face stiff odds; landowner tags further reduce general…
Teton County Weighs Highway 22 Expansion Amid Public Pushback
Teton County is in a pivotal phase regarding Highway 22: Balancing the escalation of traffic and safety needs with environmental, community, and wildlife preservation concerns. The debate centers on whether a lane expansion is the best answer, or if smarter, lighter…
Bird is the Word: Christian Cooper to Speak in Jackson August 12th
Calling all bird enthusiasts, nature lovers, and curious locals, mark your calendars! The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation is bringing a serious feather in their cap to town: Christian Cooper, birder, author, TV host, comic book writer, and all-around champion for…
Grizzly 399 to Be Immortalized in Monument at National Museum of Wildlife Art
The Queen of the Tetons is getting the royal tribute she deserves. The National Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA) announced plans to install a larger-than-life sculpture of Grizzly 399 on its Sculpture Trail in fall 2026. The monument will depict…
“Slow Down” Signs Save Lives, Including Bears in GTNP
Last fall, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem lost one of its most iconic residents: Grizzly 399. Her death in a vehicle collision outside Grand Teton National Park marked yet another tragic entry in a growing list of 51 grizzlies killed by…
Top 5 Summer Adventures in Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Jackson Hole, Wyoming, transforms into a summer playground when the snow melts, revealing rugged peaks, wildflower-dotted meadows, and endless outdoor possibilities. Nestled between Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, our mountain town offers a mix of adrenaline-pumping activities and serene…
Wildlife Watch: Grizzly 1063 and Her Surviving Cub Resurface in Grand Teton
Our friends at Jackson Hole Eco Tour Adventures shared an amazing video Thursday morning from our favorite local guide, Laura Krusheski. Grizzly 1063, who lost two of her cubs last week, was spotted in GTNP with her remaining cub. Allieroams…